battleiii6000| Musk: AI will take away all the jobs, but that's a good thing

Financial Union, May 25 (Editor Niu Zhanlin) On Thursday, local time, Musk made a connection at the European Science and Technology Innovation Exhibition held in Paris. He said that artificial intelligence (AI) will take away in the futurebattleiii6000All our jobs, but this is a good thing, because humans have more choices and freedom.

When asked if he would worry about being taken away by AI, he said that with the rapid development of AI technology, AI will be able to provide all the goods and services people want. In such a world, people will no longer need to work hard to make a living, but will choose their own careers out of interests and hobbies. The question people really need to think about will be the meaning of life.

Musk pointed out that to achieve all this,"universal high income" is needed, which is different from the universal basic income (UBI) welfare system, but he did not elaborate on more information about this.

Universal basic income is a social welfare model that provides a regular, unconditional sum of money to all citizens or residents of a country, regardless of their income level, employment status or social status.

Unlike Musk, Jeffrey Hinton, a computer scientist known as the "godfather of AI" in the industry, recently held consultations with members of the British government in Downing Street. He suggested that MPs consider implementing a universal basic income system to deal with the imminent threat of unemployment.

Hinton believes that the AI revolution will mainly benefit the rich, and laymen, blue-collar workers and people working in automated work may lose their sources of income, which will be detrimental to society as a whole.

In January, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Computer Science and AI Laboratory found that adoption of AI in the workplace is much slower than some people expected and feared. The report also said that most jobs previously identified as vulnerable to AI are currently not economically beneficial to employers.

Experts also generally agree that many jobs that require high emotional intelligence and interpersonal interactions will not be replaced, such as mental health experts, creatives and teachers.

In addition, Musk also bluntly expressed his concerns about AI, calling the technology his biggest fear. He mentioned some plots in the novel: humans and AI coexist harmoniously and jointly create a post-scarcity economy society, which he believes is "the best vision for future AI."

However, in a jobless future, Musk questions whether people will feel emotionally satisfied. "If computers and robots can do better than us, if we don't need work, will life still have meaning? I think humans can find meaning in their lives by giving meaning to AI."

He also mentioned that humans will land on Mars within 10 years and return to the moon within 5 years.