Rapid advances in artificial intelligence now threaten the jobs of educated white-collar workers The threat to jobs stretches beyond the white-collar world. Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) also make possible more versatile robots capable of taking over many types of manual work. “It’s going to decimate jobs at the low end,” predicts Jerry Kaplan, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who teaches a class about AI at Stanford University. Like others working in the field, he says he is surprised by the speed at which the new technologies are moving out of the research labs. “People don’t understand it, they don’t get what it’s going to mean,”
Posted on: Mon, 03 Mar 2014 23:31:26 +0000
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