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AI developer Anthropic is offering £145,000 for a human assistant in London

The company behind the Claude chatbot wants an administrative business partner, despite building tools designed to automate office work. Tech firms still rely on real people for complex decisions, and Meta recently used human contractors to handle phone calls for its Muse software. A PwC study found salaries are growing 42% faster for roles where artificial intelligence helps staff rather than replacing them.

By BriefTea Editorial · 12 October 2026 at 17:54

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