May 22nd, a lot of software engineers are worriedAIThey'll take away their jobs, or they'll be in a crisis of self-positioning as they reshape their work patterns BessosThe advice is, don't worry, relax。
Local time, Wednesday, thisAmazonWHEN THE FOUNDER WAS INTERVIEWED BY CNBC AT THE BLUE ORIGIN ROCKET BASE IN FLORIDA, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WAS COMPARED TO THE USE OF BULLDOZERS, NOT HAND-HELD SHOVELS, WHEN DIGGING A LARGE PIT。
Turning to the group of software engineers, he said: “If you'd been digging your own basement with a shovel, then someone would have given you a bulldozer
He added: “Advanced intelligence will increase the value of all and the productivity of society as a whole will increase significantly.”
According to Bessos, the fear of artificial intelligence among the general public is rooted in the frequency of the voices of prominent individuals in a number of industries, who claim that this technology may have triggered large-scale layoffs and could have caused serious economic instability。
1AIIt has been noted that in recent months, many corporate executives, economists and researchers in the field of artificial intelligence have warned about the impact of artificial intelligence. Jeffrey Sinton, who is known as one of the fathers of artificial intelligence earlier this year, lamented the fact that artificial intelligence, which is now involved in research and development with its own hands, is now in danger and that the associated risks are being ignored. On the other hand, the A.I.A. Anthropic CEO Dario Amody believes that A.I. may replace half of the junior white collar。
Bessos said: “There is no limit to the opportunities now, and we deserve to move forward with enthusiasm and enthusiasm.”
He also mentioned that if the availability of artificially intelligent technologies was not too restrained and limited, the human race would eventually be in an era of material wealth: food, housing prices would become more pro-people and the economy as a whole would be in a general state of falling prices。
This statement is being made at a time when the software and engineering industry is experiencing major upheavals. Major science and technology enterprises have shifted their funding to the area of artificial intelligence, which has led to a wave of large-scale lay-offs and restructuring。
Even so, according to Business Insider journalist Alastair Bar, the number of jobs in the technology industry has risen by 30 per cent since this year。