Bill Gates anticipates a "radical" transformation driven by AI and proposes taxing its use
Bill Gates warned that artificial intelligence could surpass humans in numerous intellectual and work capacities, which would transform work and the role of people in society. In remarks to The Observer, he said that within the next 20 years AI could outperform people in mathematics, biological simulations and engineering design. He proposes evaluating taxes on the use of AI and robots to fund social protection and job training, and warns about risks of cyberattacks and bioterrorist uses.
In 40 seconds
- Gates says AI could surpass human capabilities in mathematics, biological simulations and engineering design within the next 20 years.
- He proposes evaluating taxes on the use of AI and robots to fund social protection and job training.
- He warns the technology could facilitate cyberattacks and bioterrorist uses, and make oversight harder.
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