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Bill Gates: "We'll Have to Decide Which Jobs to Keep for Humans"

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The Microsoft founder warned in an interview with CNN that AI "changes the world more than any previous technology," proposed a "token tax" and the idea of "human-reserved" jobs, and was criticized for the proposals being difficult to define and open to lobbying pressure.
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Bill Gates is back with an even clearer warning about the future of work in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Bill Gates: “Keep jobs for people!” – He sounds the alarm and calls for red lines to be drawn in the use of Artificial Intelligence. He even puts the spotlight on a question that is gaining more and more importance: … The article Bill Gates: “Keep jobs for people!” – He sounds the alarm and calls for red lines to be drawn in the use of…

The Microsoft founder warned in an interview with CNN that AI "changes the world more than any previous technology," proposed a "token tax" and the idea of "human-reserved" jobs, and was criticized for the proposals being difficult to define and open to lobbying pressure.

Bill Gates calls for defining professions that will remain exclusively for humans as AI threatens to wipe out jobs in many industries

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is warning that the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) will bring sweeping changes to the job market, highlighting the need to decide which professions should remain exclusively in the hands of humans. Speaking on CNN's State of the Union, Gates stressed that Artificial Intelligence is evolving at an extremely fast pace and could affect almost all professional sectors, causing job losses on an unpre…

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sigmalive.com broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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