AI promises a $142 billion boost to Australia's economy: How can migrants share in the success?

A new report suggests that artificial Intelligence could boost Australia’s economy by $142 billion a year, but a recent KPMG report shows growing anxiety among workers about losing control to technology. What does this AI-driven shift mean for migrant workers in Australia? In this podcast, AI expert, best-selling author and tech entrepreneur Aamir Qutub, dives deep on the risks and opportunities with AI boom, and how migrants can prepare to share in Australia’s AI success story.

OpenAI ChatGPT Atlas is being displayed on a mobile phone in this photo illustration (AAP). Right: Author and tech entrepreneur Aamir Qutub says upskilling can help migrants be ahead of the curve in a AI-dominated job market. Credit: Aamir Qutub

(Disclaimer: The views/opinions expressed in this interview are the personal views of the individual.)

• KPMG's report - Futuresphere 2025 says "There is a high level of concern around losing control as technology advances – 64% of Australians are concerned about losing personal or societal control as AI becomes more widespread."
• The lastest OpenAI report Australia’s AI Opportunities Report 2025, produced in partnership with leading industry bodies including the Business Council of Australia, the Australian Computer Society, COSBOA, the AIIA, and Women in Digital, found that "AI could add up to $142 billion annually to Australia’s GDP by 2030".

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