>Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, predicts that by 2025, autonomous vehicles will dominate daily transportation, especially in the long-distance sector. The technology, which combines artificial intelligence and advanced sensors, could significantly transform global mobility by improving safety and reducing costs.

>Studies indicate that human error is the leading cause of accidents, and Gates believes that adopting this technology could mitigate this problem.

>>510903848 (OP)
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Is Bill gates needed?

>>510903848 (OP)
Your rulers having been talking about this day for 70 years and idiot humans sat by and shook their heads saying I'll never believe. They've lived through every waking moment still denying their rulers hate them and actually love them. Deceiving themselves. Ruler says there is a virus here take this, ok master I know you love me and need me and want me. Ruler then continues his spiel of not needing humans. humans BTFO and rightfully deserved. Too bad there isn't enough non normies(.5% of the world) that could have saved humanity.

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>>510903848 (OP)
Does anyone with a brain actually believe this kind of bullshit every tech bro spews?

>>510904691
same muttspeak still from mutthumans

robots are going to completely slaughter job market

>>510903848 (OP)
>autonomous vehicles will dominate daily transportation
Because computers never crash.

>>510903848 (OP)
> human error is the leading cause of accidents
It's yet another human error to believe that AI couldn't cause much more devastating "accidents" if entrusted with high security tasks.

>>510904984
this guy's job is essentially gone

>>510903848 (OP)
>human errors are leading cause of accidents
>lets adopt this technology
>made by humans
what the fuck can go wrong with this hypocrytes
bilionaires are not taxed enough

>>510903848 (OP)
he walked that back recently

>>510904047
he's got access codes to the underground bunkers. do you have access codes? no? you are not needed.

>>510905710
Completely nonsensical, AGI would render all programmers obsolete

>>510905290
not gonna lie, I'd drop a $20 tip on this guy

>>510903848 (OP)
AI prognosticating is just scare tactics to get the lazy, demoralized middle class to work harder

>>510905786
lol
lmao even
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>>510905710
These guys all say that their job will be the last to get replaced by AI.
When Marc Andreesen, a venture capitalist, was asked about which jobs would survive after AI takes over, he said “venture capitalist”. For some reason these guys think their job is so special that not even a super intelligent AI capable of doing every other job in existence could do what they do

>>510906042
hes right, corporate money men will always be a thing

Uh guys ...isn't this 2025?

>>510906042
that's why AI is failing tho
whenever you start to evaluate it in your own field of expertise, you can see how incompetent is actually is
the problem with AI cheerleaders is that either they don't realize that extends to all fields of expertise, they are just too stupid to extrapolate that far, or they are heavily invested in AI and need to unload their baggies

>>510906096
If a computer is capable of doing every other job better than a human, then it will be able to make investment decisions and executive decisions better and more accurately than a human. There’s no reason to think there’s going to be some arbitrary limit on what AGI/ASI can do

>>510906228
For now, yeah. The tech industry is going to go all in on AI because they don’t have much else at this point. Social media and apps have all been fully played out and reaching the end stages of enshittification

>>510906259
you got the job all wrong. its this simple: computers dont own money. not yet at least. computers are already making the investment decisions.

>>510905742
If someone hides in a hole in the ground, they aren't needed.

>>510905290
Funny thought.
If that guy was doing this for a few years and put every tip he received into BTC, he'd probably be a paper millionaire by now.

>>510906175
We are quite literally past the half time point of exactly the year which was said to see AI replace half of human workers in certain fields of work.
So far, not even a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of what was estimated has occurred.
Not to say it won't; just stating facts.