Bill Gates Warns that AI Is More Dangerous than the Technology Industry Admits
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Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, recently spoke about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) in the face of the rapid growth of this industry. The billionaire warned that, in fact, it is more dangerous than big companies want to admit. In an interview with the New York Times, he said that they would be underestimating the dangers ... Continue reading "Bill Gates admits that he is afraid of the dangers of AI: "They expect the good to overco…
Since yesterday he travels the world as an encyclical, even if it is only the post of a blog: Gates Notes, the pulpit of Bill Gates. The turbulent era of the "AI" is here and no one has a credible plan. The world listens to the Pope; the story of the man tells a seller of carpets disguised as innovation. In Italy the chapter of [...] The article Bill Gates is concerned by artificial intelligence: because for him the world is not ready comes from…
Bill Gates, Microsoft’s multimillion-dollar co-founder, strongly warns that artificial intelligence poses a serious threat to jobs and human life, and that addressing risks urgently should be “the world’s top priority.” In a long interview with The New York Times last week, Gates said that the technology industry was deliberately minimizing those threats because there was too much money at stake. “In private, people who understand how good this …
In a turnaround as striking as it is radical, Bill Gates, billionaire and former top executive at Microsoft, has joined the army of critics who are largely...
Bill Gates, Microsoft's co-founder billionaire, strongly warns that artificial intelligence poses a serious threat to jobs and human life, and that addressing these risks urgently should be "the highest priority in the world." In an hour-long interview with the New York Times last week, Mr. Gates stated that the technology industry was deliberately minimizing those threats because there was too much money at stake. "In private, those who underst…
Bill Gates has not been used to issuing warnings without data. He has been explicitly optimistic about artificial intelligence for years, mentioning its potential to accelerate medical treatment, improve education and reduce inequalities. The essay of almost 6,000 words published on 26 August has a different tone. “We have crossed the threshold in biological, cybernetic, psychosocial and destruction capabilities of the IA labor market, and even …
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