Bill Gates says that AI will replace doctors, teachers within 10 years – and claim that people are not needed for most things, are not required for most things

Bill Gates predicted that progress in artificial intelligence will significantly reduce the role of humanity in many traditional tasks such as medicine and education – and the seismic change could occur in less than 10 years.

During a recent interview with comedian Jimmy Fallon in the “The Tonight Show” from NBC, the co-founder of Microsoft described a future in which people are no longer necessary for most things, since AI technology will easily perform tasks that currently require specialized human skills.

Today, the specialist knowledge in areas such as medicine and education remains “rare”, said Gates, adding that these areas depend on a “great doctor” or a “great teacher”.

But in the next decade, “great medical advice (and) great tutoring will be free and everyday, said Gates.

Gates continued to develop this vision of a new era that he described with Arthur Brooks as “free intelligence” last month, a Harvard professor who is known for his research on happiness.

AI technology will increasingly penetrate daily life and revolutionize areas of healthcare and diagnosis to education -although the AI ​​tutors are largely available, the Mogul predicted.

“It is very profound and even a little scary – because it happens very quickly and there is no upper limit,” said Gates about Brooks.

There are significant debates about future roles that people will play in a AI-controlled society.

While some analysts suggest that the AI ​​will primarily help to become humanity more productive and possibly create new economic opportunities and employment, others are concerned about working stability.

Mustafa Sulyman, CEO of Microsoft Ai, believes that the transformation of the work by AI will have an “extremely destabilizing” influence.

In his book “The Coming Wave” of 2023, Sulyman writes: “These tools will only temporarily improve human intelligence. They will make us more intelligent and efficient for a time and unlock enormous amounts of economic growth, but they basically replace workers.”

Despite the recognition of potential disorders, Gates remains optimistic about positive contributions from AI, including breakthroughs in medical treatments, climate protection and widespread education.

Nevertheless, he realizes that certain activities are always human.

“There will be some things that we reserve ourselves,” Gates told Fallon and quoted entertainment activities as examples.

“But with regard to the production of things, moving things and growth of food, these are basically solved over time.”

Nevertheless, Gate’s legitimate concerns about the quick development of the AI ​​- and shows its tendency to errors and misinformation online in a blog post from 2023.

But the billionaire said that if he started a startup today, he would pursue a “AI-centered” company.

“Today someone could bring in billions of dollars for a new AI company (these are just a few sketch ideas,” Gates told CNBCs “make it” last September.

Gates said he wanted to encourage the next generation and added: “I encourage young people at Microsoft, Openai, wherever I find it:” Hey, here is the border. “Because they look at the fresher than me, and that’s their fantastic opportunity.”

Gates has expected the revolutionary potential of AI for almost a decade.

In 2017 he highlighted Google’s Deepmind as a “profound milestone” and was amazed at his ability to surpass people in the complex board game.

Gates has admitted that the recent breakthroughs have also exceeded his expectations.