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…the rise of intelligent machines will benefit a lot of us greatly, but there can be little doubt that they will also put a few percent of us out of work for some time to come.
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45 |
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Intelligent machines aren’t going to take over the entire economy all at once, but they will slowly revolutionize our economy.
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49 |
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As the economic sector utilizes the new intelligent technologies, the notion of an effective man-machine team will radically change and become extremely diverse.
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49 |
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The case for keeping it simple is plain: Just do what the machine tells you to.
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74 |
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…it is easy to imagine intelligent machines changing the way we interact with one another and making significant parts of our world a lot more unpredictable and a lot more passionate.
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75 |
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…don’t expect all the frustrations to go away all at once or to go away anytime soon… the advances of genius machines come in an uneven and staggered fashion.
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119 |
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The most skilled man-machine teams will ear a lot, but there will be an issue of societal trust, precisely because their mastery of external environment may outstrip our ability to judge them.
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127 |
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Most AI applications still require human support, and those applications… will not come close to displacing all human jobs.
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137 |
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…intelligent machines will replace some laborers and augment the value of others in a slow and halting manner.
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137 |
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Whether we will remain a middle class society or not depends firstly on how many people will prove to be effective working with intelligent machines.
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