What will happen to doctors and teachers in 10 years? Bill Gates shared his opinion.

Bill Gates: Artificial intelligence will replace many professions

In the next decade, advancements in artificial intelligence will lead to the replacement of most professions by humans. This trend applies not only to education and medicine. This was reported by 'Glavkom' referring to an interview with Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates on NBC’s The Tonight Show.

Currently, expert knowledge is a rarity, - noted Bill Gates, - people rely on specialists in many fields, such as a doctor or teacher. In the next decade, artificial intelligence will replace these specialists by offering high-quality medical consulting and education.

According to Bill Gates, we are entering the era of 'free intelligence'. The development of artificial intelligence-based technologies will significantly ease people's lives, particularly in the fields of medicine and education. He also noted that the advancement of artificial intelligence raises a wave of concerns due to its limitless potential.

'It's even a little scary, because everything is happening very quickly,' - he emphasized.

Bill Gates also pointed out that artificial intelligence could bring significant benefits to humanity, including developing breakthrough treatment methods, solving the problem of climate change, and providing quality education for everyone. However, he is confident that some types of work machines will never be able to replace humans.

Bill Gates emphasized that people will not want to watch robots play baseball. However, artificial intelligence can assist in manufacturing things, moving, and growing food. According to him, the development of artificial intelligence is associated with reasonable concerns. He also noted that in the modern world, artificial intelligence programs have their errors and contribute to the spread of false information online.

'Today, work with artificial intelligence is at a profound level,' - Bill Gates stressed.

Earlier, Bill Gates urged the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to continue funding health protection programs worldwide.