Presenter Jimmy Fallon asked 69 -year -old Gates to talk about the hot issue of artificial intelligence, explaining the pros and cons of the “simple words”.
Artificial intelligence will probably replace doctors, teachers and others in the decade, according to Bill Gates, noting that people will probably only work two days a week.
Sharing his vision of the future of artificial intelligence on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” last month, Bill Gates, co -founder of Microsoft -one of the most famous businessmen and philanthropists in the world -said that people would not need to “soon”.
Bill Gates: In the next decade there will be great medical advice, great teaching
During his appearance on the show to promote his memoirs entitled “Source Code”, presenter Jimmy Fallon asked 69 -year -old Gates to talk about the hot theme of artificial intelligence, explaining the pros and cons of “simple words”.
“In the time we live in, we have reached the point where IT, while it was accurate, has essentially become free. With artificial intelligence, over the next decade, we will have great medical advice, great teaching, and this will be free, “Bill Gates said.
NEW: Bill Gates tells Jimmy Fallon that we won’t need humans for “most things” with the new age of artificial intelligence.
Hardly surprising from the man who says there are too many people on the planet.
FALLON: “Will we still need humans?”
GATES: “Not for most things.”… pic.twitter.com/YEMvkTSPWD
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“It’s somewhat deep -seated,” the billionaire of technology continued, “because it solves all these specific problems, such as we do not have enough doctors or mental health professionals.”
“Should we only work 2 or 3 days a week?”
As she explained, this so -called influx of intelligence “brings with her a lot of changes”, creating questions such as: “How will the jobs be?” And “should we only work 2 or 3 days a week?”
“So I like the way it will lead the innovation forward, but I think it’s a little unknown,” added Bill Gates, before asking a question that many have asked about the future role of artificial intelligence: “Will we be able to shape it?” “And so, justified, people say ” Wow, that’s a little scary. ” It’s a completely new area, ”he added.
“Will we still need people?”
Along with the increase in artificial intelligence in all occupations, the Microsoft co -founder also envisions a reduced role for humans, as he said in the show.
“Will we still need people?” Falon asked, with Gates answering: “Not for most things.” But, in the end, “we will decide” what the role of people will be, he said.
“You know, like baseball. We won’t want to see computers playing baseball, “Bill Gates said. “That is, there will be some things we will keep for ourselves, but in terms of making things and moving things and cultivating food, over time, these will be basically solved problems.”
In another interview, Bill Gates had stated that three professions would survive in the AI era and are nothing more than the field of health sciences, alternative energy sources and the development of artificial intelligence.
“Will we still need people?”
Along with the increase in artificial intelligence in all occupations, the Microsoft co -founder also envisions a reduced role for humans, as he said in the show.
“Will we still need people?” Falon asked, with Gates answering: “Not for most things.” But, in the end, “we will decide” what the role of people will be, he said.
“You know, like baseball. We won’t want to see computers playing baseball, “Bill Gates said. “That is, there will be some things we will keep for ourselves, but in terms of making things and moving things and cultivating food, over time, these will be basically solved problems.”
In another interview, Bill Gates had stated that three professions would survive in the AI era and are nothing more than the field of health sciences, alternative energy sources and the development of artificial intelligence.
Bill Gates’ answer? “The ability to improve health, from Alzheimer’s disease to polio, as well as the possibility of innovation that can improve the global climate. There are many great things to come. So, I am a little more optimistic about this than people who are unable to see this innovation pipeline. “
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