Bill Gates reveals tech industry’s chilling AI secret
Bill Gates speaks about risks associated with Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has shared alarming details about how Artificial Intelligence is going to change the world, for the worse for the majority of the world population.
The billionaire’s latest interview with The New York Times underlines the dangers of the technology that people associated with the tech industry deliberately don’t share publicly.
If nothing else, Gates’ new interview should leave everyone worrying about their jobs, as he clearly told the publication in his latest warning that AI poses a grave threat to jobs and human life.
Bill Gates stressed the need for urgently addressing the risks associated with AI and said they should be “the world’s top priority.”
He revealed that the tech industry was knowingly downplaying those threats because there was too much money on the line.
Speaking to the NYT, he said, “In private, people who understand how good this stuff is, and how much better it’s getting, they’re very worried,” Gates said. “But few tech executives are willing to publicly admit that.”
He said, "I don't like bringing bad news to people, and I don't like saying that innovation may be a net negative. But that's where we are."
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