Bill Gates in his own words: How he’s using AI, and why he’s worried about the future
Gates says AI leaders are underestimating safety risks and proposes a tax, human-only jobs and new institutions to manage the transition.
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Bill Gates Claims 'Bad Stuff Is Imminent' as AI Accelerates
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates alleged that artificial intelligence is advancing faster than society can contain it. The tech titan said that the world is unprepared for the transition into an […] The post Bill Gates Claims 'Bad Stuff Is Imminent' as AI Accelerates appeared first on The Western Journal.
How Bill Gates uses AI, and why he thinks nobody is preparing for it
Bill Gates has published a memo proposing a tax on AI, a category of jobs reserved for humans and new institutions to manage the transition, and told GeekWire that industry leaders are worried privately while staying quiet publicly. He proposed a robot tax in February 2017, the same month the European Parliament adopted robotics rules […] This story continues at The Next Web
Bill Gates in his own words: How he’s using AI, and why he’s worried about the future
Bill Gates warned this week that the AI industry is crossing safety lines it set for itself, and that no one is preparing for what comes next. On this episode of the GeekWire Podcast, we play highlights from our interview with Gates about the essay, and debate his three proposals.
The billionaire who was sweeping away any idea of pause on the AI in 2023 is now demanding to tax the machines. Between two advices to the governments, Microsoft's co-founder discovers that innovation can leave damage behind it.
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