28
/100
Oracle verdict
PARTIAL
Sunak deploys classic historical-analogy cope: 'every previous technology cycle' created more jobs, 'most jobs we know today didn't exist 50 years ago.' He acknowledges speed is different but pivots immediately to augmentation fantasy ('use AI to augment how we do our work') and tax policy tweaks as solutions. Zero engagement with rentier dynamics or structural labor demand elimination. The jobs section is essentially a politician's 'retrain and adapt' playbook with no acknowledgment that this time involves capital replacing labor entirely, not just transforming it.