While progress in artificial intelligence has been impressive in recent days, Bill Gates made a highly notable appearance on "The Tonight Show," Jimmy Fallon's famous show. The billionaire predicted an evolution of artificial intelligence that could revolutionize humanity's role in the workplace.
According to Bill Gates, artificial intelligence could replace most humans in their professional tasks within ten years. A coherent statement in the face of the speech by Demis Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind, who stated that artificial intelligence could reach human-level in 10 years, just a few days ago.
Rare skills made accessible to all
While Bill Gates' speech may seem alarmist or unfounded, the founder of Microsoft justifies his statement based on facts. Indeed, certain so-called "rare" skills today, such as education or medicine, will no longer be so tomorrow thanks to artificial intelligence.
In his interview with the NBC host, Bill Gates declared that in the next decade, "intelligence will become free," and that "good medical advice" or "excellent private tutoring" will no longer be reserved for an elite.
Despite Given these developments, Bill Gates believes that "there will be certain things we reserve for ourselves," such as sports and entertainment more generally.
Professions protected by artificial intelligence
Although artificial intelligence poses a threat to many jobs, Bill Gates has stated that some professions should be more protected than others in the coming years. coming.
Despite the arrival of impressive tools like Manus AI or Bolt in recent months, Bill Gates has declared that developers should be the first profession to be protected from this evolution. Indeed, he believes that AI is currently incapable of adapting and solving problems with fine precision, particularly for debugging.
Professions related to energy could also be spared by artificial intelligence according to Bill Gates. According to him, humans' ability to analyze and make long-term decisions could not be replaced, particularly in times of crisis.
Other professions, linked to biology, would still be necessary for very specific needs. Indeed, Bill Gates claims that artificial intelligence has the capacity to process impressive volumes of data, but cannot replace humans for scientific discoveries and the formulation of hypotheses.
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