Guess who said this in 2004: "Two years from now, (email) spam will be solved"

Guess who said this in 2004: "Two years from now, (email) spam will be solved"

At the 2004 World Economic Forum in Davos, Bill Gates – then Microsoft's Chief Software Architect – made a bold prediction: within two years, the problem of...

Bill Gates has pointed out that the prolonged shortage of doctors and teachers could come to an end thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), which, according to him, could fill this gap. In a recent episode of the podcast “People by WTF”, Gates stated: “AI will come and provide the necessary medical intelligence, and there will be no shortage.” The crisis of doctors in the US and the world: how AI could alleviate the shortage For some time now, G…

Until now, it seemed that there were professions that could not be replaced by artificial intelligence. However, Bill Gates claims that there are fewer and fewer of them, and AI is reaching other industries - doctors and teachers, and blue-collar workers may also start to feel threatened. "We will be able to retire earlier, work less. This will require a philosophical reevaluation of how we should spend our time," Gates predicts.

The co-founder of Microsoft states that artificial intelligence (AI) could solve staff shortages in two key professions: teaching and medicine.