many jobs to disappear forever
in a note on navigating the AI era
This week, Bill Gates published a note that laid out his thoughts on navigating the "turbulent AI era," and part of it touched upon a fear that strikes close to home for many people. The note was ...
The Motley Fool“My big concern is this 20-year transition period, where they'll have winners and losers and a lot of disruption.”
“If we don't choose to massively slow down or stop, then we will have robots that can build houses, grow food, do surgery. And none of the things that human labor provides to the economy…”
“He believes that entry-level and mid-level jobs are the most at risk.”
““In the coming years, it will directly influence the remuneration of senior leaders, including the Board of Management,” Fouquet wrote.”
“I think we should all be worried about sending intentionally or inadvertently or otherwise, signals that send the most talented next wave of AI software engineers to other countries rather…”
“We really set out to have the best transition ever, a textbook example that people could look back to and learn from. It actually started years ago.”