Bill Gates: AI benefits outweigh the disadvantages

This week, at the Misk Global Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates shared his views on today's technological advances, including artificial intelligence (AI). Gates had previously warned about the possible challenges of artificial intelligence. He told the audience during the forum that the benefits of artificial intelligence will far exceed these potential hidden dangers, especially in the field of healthcare artificial intelligence.

Gates said: "We are in a world of resource shortages, but these advances will help us solve all the problems that need to be solved." “We need to address the problems of these infectious diseases... we need to help health care workers do their jobs.”

Gates also pointed out that artificial intelligence and robotics will reshape the labor market pattern in developed countries. He explained: "When we liberate labor from industries such as manufacturing, we can shift our workforce to industries that require people-centeredness." For example, this shift can give society more time to care for the elderly. In early October, published in future investment planning meeting (Future Investment IniTIaTIve) Boston Dynamics (Boston Dynamics), CEO and founder Mark Lei Bote held in Riyadh on his speech, he also talked about the robot can bring benefit.

However, Gates added that if the development of robotics and artificial intelligence technology goes astray, advances in technology will not benefit everyone. He warned: "If we are not careful, technology will only highlight the gap between the rich and the poor, because if the technology is expensive and can only learn technology in expensive rural schools, this will only worsen the gap between the rich and the poor."

Although Gates has always acknowledged that artificial intelligence may lead to job loss and he is also worried about the danger of super intelligence, he still insists that he does not have to panic. In this regard, Gates found himself disagreeing with Tesla CEO and founder Alan Musk, who was blunt about the risks of super artificial intelligence.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal in September, Gates called this dissent opinion "one of the examples of disagreement between Allen and me." He added, "The so-called control problem that Allen is worried about is not something that people should feel imminent."

However, Musk is not the only one who warns of artificial intelligence. Theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has always believed that the development of artificial intelligence technology indicates that robots will transcend human beings and start from occupying human jobs. Recently, Hawking said in an interview with Wired magazine that "artificial intelligence may completely replace humans."

However, like Gates, Hawking believes that "we can create artificial intelligence for the benefit of the world." According to the "Newsletter" news, at the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, physicists at Cambridge University said: “Artificial intelligence can live in harmony with us.”

Like Musk, Hawking also called for more appropriate regulatory measures for the development of artificial intelligence. He said: "We only need to understand and identify these dangers, take the best possible measures and management tools, and be prepared to deal with the impact of artificial intelligence in advance."

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