Bill Gates Says AI Will Make , Everyone's Lives Easier in the Future.<br />CNN reports that Bill Gates predicts artificial<br />intelligence will have a transformative impact <br />on the world within the next five years.<br />CNN reports that Bill Gates predicts artificial<br />intelligence will have a transformative impact <br />on the world within the next five years.<br />The emergence of AI has elicited <br />fear that millions of jobs around <br />the world could be eliminated. .<br />According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), nearly 40% of all jobs globally <br />could be impacted by AI.<br />In an interview with CNN, Gates pointed to <br />history to show how the advent of new technology <br />always comes with fear before opportunity. .<br />In an interview with CNN, Gates pointed to <br />history to show how the advent of new technology <br />always comes with fear before opportunity. .<br />As we had [with] agricultural productivity <br />in 1900, people were like ‘Hey, what are <br />people going to do?’ In fact, a lot of new <br />things, a lot of new job categories were <br />created and we’re way better off than <br />when everybody was doing farm <br />work. This will be like that, Bill Gates, via CNN.<br />Gates told CNN's Fareed Zakaria that AI will make <br />people's lives easier while also being integrated <br />into critical sectors like education and medicine.<br />The goal of the Gates Foundation <br />is to make sure that the delay <br />between benefitting people in <br />poor countries versus getting to rich <br />countries will make that very short, Bill Gates, via CNN.<br />After all, the shortages of doctors <br />and teachers is way more acute <br />in Africa then it is in the West, Bill Gates, via CNN.<br />However, the latest IMF report contradicts <br />Gates' predictions, finding that AI is likely to <br />deepen inequality without government intervention.<br />However, the latest IMF report contradicts <br />Gates' predictions, finding that AI is likely to <br />deepen inequality without government intervention.<br />According to 'Bloomberg's Billionaires Index,' <br />Gates is the fourth-richest person in the world <br />with an estimated worth of $140 billion. .<br />According to 'Bloomberg's Billionaires Index,' <br />Gates is the fourth-richest person in the world <br />with an estimated worth of $140 billion.
