Bill Gates Said that the World Is Not Ready for the Rapid Development of AI
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Bill Gates said that the world is not ready for the rapid development of AI
Bill Gates said that the world is not ready for the rapid development of AI.The Microsoft founder believes that neural networks "need to be kept under control" and take measures to protect against cyber attacks. He supported the idea of slowing down...
The co-founder of Microsoft argued that the rapid expansion of this technology makes it difficult for people to adapt to its effects. Among his main concerns he mentioned the loss and restructuring of jobs.
NEW DELHI, India.— Microsoft co-founder and U.S. businessman Bill Gates said Tuesday that it should be considered slowing down the development of artificial intelligence (AI) until society is prepared to absorb its impact. In an interview given to the Indian NDTV network, Gates acknowledged that it is “surprising” that a historical defender [...]
The world is not yet ready for the rapid changes that artificial intelligence will bring, as the co-founder of Microsoft Bill Gates said, warning about the serious risks of rapid technological development.
In an interview given to the Indian NDTV network, Gates acknowledged that it is "surprising" that a historical proponent of technical innovation such as him intends to put a brake on the pace of advancement of AI models.
U.S. businessman Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, said this Tuesday that it should be considered slowing down the development of artificial intelligence (AI) until society is prepared to absorb its impact. In an interview given to the Indian NDTV network, Gates acknowledged that it is "surprising" that a historical proponent of technical innovation like him is considering putting a brake on the pace of advancing AI models."If we could slow t…
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