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GoodWorkAI is a campaign working to empower people to benefit from the AI revolution and prevent mass joblessness. Nobel Prize winners, top AI experts, and CEOs of major AI companies have warned that artificial intelligence will have a seismic impact on jobs, people, communities, and the economy. Despite this, we remain woefully unprepared to respond to the challenges this will present and to harness the opportunities from AI revolutionising work. GoodWorkAI exists to change this.
The founder of GoodWorkAI is Rayhan Haque, a skilled and successful political affairs leader. He currently works for the country’s leading consumer finance champion, Martin Lewis, where he influences the highest levels of government, from briefing the Prime Minister’s senior team to advising Cabinet Ministers and working with MPs from across the political spectrum. Notable policy wins include helping to secure improved employment support for those with health conditions, major changes to council tax debt collection practices, and better integration of financial advice into neighbourhood services.
He previously led the national campaign to create the first-ever Community Wealth Fund. This involved building cross-party political consensus for the idea, working with over 200 parliamentarians to successfully change legislation and government policy, and then establishing a new investment vehicle worth over £400m to rebuild the economies and social infrastructure of the most deprived areas. Earlier in his career, he worked as an employment and skills policy advisor and was convenor of the London Good Work Commission, bringing together the city’s leaders to investigate the rise of in-work poverty and to develop a plan for a future of good work.
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