“Up to 30% of existing UK jobs could potentially be at high risk of automation by the early 2030s, lower than the US (38%) or Germany (35%), but higher than Japan (21%).”

PwC Economist

UK Economic Outlook, automation chapter

Said Mar 2017Deadline Dec 31, 2032PwC UK Economic Outlook, March 2017, Section 4

'Early 2030s' deadline recorded as end-2032; outcome not yet determinable.

Jobs & Economy

“Automation will come in three overlapping waves: an algorithm wave to the early 2020s putting around 3% of jobs at potential high risk, an augmentation wave to the late 2020s raising this to around 20%, and an autonomy wave to the mid-2030s raising it to around 30% of existing jobs.”

PwC Economist

Report, 'Will robots really steal our jobs? An international analysis of the potential long term impact of automation'

Said Feb 2018Deadline Dec 31, 2035PwC, 'Will robots really steal our jobs?', February 2018

The final 'autonomy wave' runs to the mid-2030s, recorded as end-2035; the earlier waves are staged milestones within the same forecast.