Trump: Bill Gates has changed his position on AI and supports its development
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has changed his position on artificial intelligence and no longer believes that its development can lead to the death of 1 billion people. This was stated by US President Donald Trump after a meeting with the heads of the largest companies – developers of artificial intelligence.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has changed his position on artificial intelligence and no longer believes that its development can lead to the death of 1 billion people. This was stated by US President Donald Trump after a meeting with the heads of the largest companies – developers of artificial intelligence. As a result, a joint agreement on control over the industry was signed.
“He no longer says that now. I don't care what he said on Sunday, because I can tell you he didn't say it yesterday at all. In fact, he said the opposite, the American president said on Fox News.
In an interview with NBC on Sunday, Bill Gates criticized the US president’s skeptical approach to regulating AI. He also said that reaching a global agreement on artificial intelligence surveillance would be harder than agreeing to limit nuclear weapons during the Cold War era. In August, the billionaire published an essay outlining his concerns and proposing taxes on AI as it pushes employees out of jobs.
