Bill Gates predicts AI will kill a billion people – but saying he’s been wrong before is quite the understatement

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Bill Gates predicts AI will kill a billion people – but saying he’s been wrong before is quite the understatement
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He knows a thing or two about tech, but what to make of the views of a man who met Jeffrey Epstein 30 times and couldn’t see what a monster he was?

He knows a thing or two about tech, but what to make of the views of a man who met Jeffrey Epstein 30 times and couldn’t see what a monster he was?he Bill Gates rehabilitation tour is in full swing.

After having his carefully cultivated image tarnished by the revelation of, Gates lay low for a while. Now, however, the Microsoft co-founder is once again thrusting himself into the public consciousness, this time with aPerhaps I should be terrified by this announcement from a man who, for all his sins, knows a thing or two about technology.

But I’m sick of hearing about the hypothetical dangers of AI when the technology is being usedin Microsoft any more, but, rather than making prophecies about the future, I’d love to hear what he thinks about Another thing I’d like to hear Gates explain is why he reckons anyone should trust his judgment about anything, considering he met with Epstein on several occasions after being introduced to him in 2011. To be clear: that’s three years after the financier pleaded guilty to charges including solicitation of prostitution from a minor.

Gates, who has not been accused of involvement in Epstein’s crimes,he recalled “being aware that Epstein had faced prior legal issues”, but didn’t understand the extent of them. Two minutes of Googling could have The oversight is particularly strange because Gates is obsessed with his public image. His team have a custom-size mannequin on which they test his outfits. The goal,“knew a lot of very rich people and could get them to give money to global health”.

It seemsman in the world didn’t know any wealthy people he could hit up for donations himself and, for the sake of the world’s health, had to lean on a dodgy financier whose funds were obtained I’m not accusing Gates of anything nefarious. But, if we are to take his Epstein excuses at face value, I’m accusing him of being a fool.

If we can’t trust his judgment about a man like Epstein, I’m not sure we should trust his proclamations about the future of humanity.

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