Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has predicted that artificial intelligence will overtake the likes of Google Search and Amazon if it continues to develop at the current pace. At the AI Forward in 2023 event organized by Goldman Sachs and SV Angel, the billionaires said that if a new AI tool could read human thinking patterns, needs and emotions, it could change human behavior. Bill Gates said that after the advancement of aartificial intelligenceA person will never go to a search site again, “You’ll never go to a productivity site again, you’ll never go to Amazon again,” he said.
Gates warned that very soon robots would take over blue-collar jobs and humanoids would make industrial work cheaper and more efficient. Furthermore, with AI producing accurate, compelling and quality content, there is little to no risk of replacing white-collar jobs, Gates said.
The 67-year-old is optimistic that Microsoft Its $10 billion investment in OpenAI’s ChatGPT indicates that the yet-to-be-designed AI could lead the way.
The tech mogul said that until AI completely disrupts big tech business models, companies will embed features like ChatGPT into their products to meet customer demands.
Gates said that Inflection AI, co-founded by entrepreneur Reid Hoffman, influenced him.
Various industry players have worked on building a computer assistant powered by AI that consumers can command by speech or text to handle a variety of tasks for them.
“Which private agent wins is a big deal,” Gates said.
Microsoft has started integrating ChatGPT with MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
In April this year, Gates noted that calling for a halt to the development of artificial intelligence would not “solve the challenges” ahead.
The technologist-turned-philanthropist said it would be better to focus on how to best use developments in AI, as it was hard to understand how the pause could work on a global scale.
Microsoft has sought to outdo peers through a multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI, the owner of ChatGPT.
Meanwhile, ChatGPT-creator Sam Altman is meeting top leaders of European countries to discuss future of Advancement of AI, and ChatGPT.
He described his tour as “a very productive week of conversations in Europe about how best to regulate AI!”
ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot backed by Microsoft, has raised new possibilities around AI, and fears about its potential have stirred excitement and alarm – and brought it into conflict with regulators.
OpenAI said Thursday it would award 10 similar grants from a $1 million fund for experiments to determine how AI software should be governed, and Altman called those grants “democratically focused on the behavior of AI systems.” How to decide”.
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Updated: May 30, 2023, 09:23 AM IST