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Google’s DeepMind CEO Has Two Worries when It Comes to AI. Losing Jobs Isn’t One of Them
- Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google's DeepMind, spoke at the SXSW London festival this week about AI's transformative impact and workforce changes.
- His remarks followed recent warnings, including last week's from Anthropic's CEO, about AI possibly eliminating half of entry-level white-collar jobs.
- Hassabis emphasized AI's rapid progress in coding and video generation, the US-China race for AI dominance, and the need for international agreements on AI use.
- He acknowledged that both the potential benefits and dangers of AI present significant challenges and predicted that AI will generate highly valuable employment opportunities.
- Hassabis believes society must adapt to distribute AI-driven productivity gains and sees AI agents assisting with daily tasks in a future shaped by AI integration.
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Google Deepmind CEO says he will pay ‘thousands of dollars’ to get rid of THIS! Would you do the same?
Speaking at the South by Southwest festival, Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis said his team at Google Deepmind is working on an AI-powered mechanism that will address the issue of overwhelming emails.
If the AGI comes to function as this great brain expects, humanity could enter a stage of maximum flowering, where the big problems will cease to be.
The CEO of Google's AI Initiative Is Worried About 2 Things, and Neither Is AI Replacing Jobs
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis isn't concerned about AI taking over jobs, stating that new roles will take over the ones AI automates. He is instead worried about AI misuse.
Google DeepMind’s CEO Thinks AI Will Make Humans Less Selfish - Overpasses For America
If you reach a point where progress has outstripped the ability to make the systems safe, would you take a pause? I don’t think today’s systems are posing any sort of existential risk, so it’s still theoretical. The geopolitical questions could actually end up being trickier. But given enough time and enough care and thoughtfulness, and using the scientific method … If the time frame is as tight as you say, we don’t have much time for care and t…
Google's Demis Hassabis says AI will create new 'very valuable jobs.' Here's what he'd study ...
Demis Hassabis, the CEO of Google DeepMind, said humans are "infinitely adaptable." World Economic Forum/Gabriel LadoGoogle DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says AI will create "very valuable jobs."If he were a student now, he would still study STEM subjects, he said.He said people should experiment with the latest AI tools because the tech will "supercharge"
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