ITV Loose Women's Coleen Nolan 'terrified' she'll be out of a job

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Coleen Nolan has confessed to being "terrified" about the prospect of her Loose Women role being jeopardised.During a discussion on Monday's (October 28) episode with panellists including Ruth Langsford, GK Barry, and Myleene Klass, the topic turned to technology, specifically the rise of AI and its potential to replace "everyone's jobs".

Coleen shared her fears about what the future might hold.The conversation was initiated by host Ruth Langsford, who mentioned that the late Michael Parkinson, who passed away in 2023, could be resurrected through AI technology to conduct new celebrity interviews.While both Ruth and Coleen were keen to see the legendary interviewer back on television, the singer from The Nolans voiced her "terror" at the thought of emerging technologies and their implications for the industry.

She remarked: "AI frightening the life out of me, all very well and we're all excited, until nobody has a job anymore because AI is doing all of it," reports the Mirror.

Highlighting existing changes, she added: "It's already happening in supermarkets where you can now self-serve, I know that's not AI but they're still getting rid of staff because we can do it all ourselves."Later, expressing even more concern, Coleen warned Ruth: "It's not your job, wait until four AIs are sitting here."As Loose Women recently celebrated its 25th anniversary, with Coleen joining just a year after its inception, the beloved presenter pondered the possibility of retiring from the show after more than two decades.Coleen has made it clear that she has no intention of leaving Loose Women, a show that has been a "constant" in her life for an impressive 24 years.