Bill Gates says some jobs should be off-limits to AI
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Defend. When AI comes into a function, nobody can say how that function will be organized once the technology is scaled. Reporting lines, team sizes, and career paths all go into flux. People are unnerved by changes they can neither predict nor influence, and that directly attacks their sense of control over their situation.
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In a new essay, the Microsoft co-founder sounds the alarm about AI's risks to safety and security, jobs and children's well-being.