AN EX-EMPLOYEE has slammed the Commonwealth Bank for firing her after being "tricked" into training AI to "take her job".

Kathryn Sullivan, 65, was made redundant in July after a 25-year-long career with the bank.

The Australian bank teller revealed how she supported new tech to boost customer service at Commonwealth Bank - which raked in a massive A$10.25bn (£5bn) profit last year.

But little did she know, this would come back to bite her.

"I was completely shell-shocked, alongside my colleague," she said. "We just feel like we were nothing, we were a number."

Sullivan continued: "We knew that messaging would eventually be sent offshore, but never in my wildest dream did I expect to be made redundant after 25 years with the company.

"Inadvertently, I was training a chatbot tha

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