No, as long as people are still being paid and no labor laws are broken I don't believe it's necessary. However, there should be some concern about Artificial Intelligence in general, because if it... moreNo, as long as people are still being paid and no labor laws are broken I don't believe it's necessary. However, there should be some concern about Artificial Intelligence in general, because if it really did achieve intelligence as opposed to simple tasks it does now, this could be concerning and it could take a mind of its own. Less
Similar to how the IT revolution of a few decades ago hollowed out mid-level jobs and replaced teams with computers, AI has the potential to do the same to both low and high level jobs. Even if it is... moreSimilar to how the IT revolution of a few decades ago hollowed out mid-level jobs and replaced teams with computers, AI has the potential to do the same to both low and high level jobs. Even if it is not always more efficient than human work, it has less hassle and no payroll tax. As such, employers currently have no incentive to keep hiring people. Governments should find a way to change this. Less
Yes, AI is a rapidly growing technology that is encroaching on jobs across all different sectors with the ability to displace human workers, and international bodies should be examining this closely... moreYes, AI is a rapidly growing technology that is encroaching on jobs across all different sectors with the ability to displace human workers, and international bodies should be examining this closely to try and prevent economic crises. Less
AI is going to, in all likelihood, prove extremely disruptive on several levels: social, economic, and political. There need to be protections from the state in place if AI development is not to be... moreAI is going to, in all likelihood, prove extremely disruptive on several levels: social, economic, and political. There need to be protections from the state in place if AI development is not to be restricted. Less
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