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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has dismissed fears that artificial intelligence will make humans obsolete, arguing instead that the technology will increase demand for workers and create new opportunities.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Jeff Bezos says AI could create a labor shortage, not mass unemployment". The right frames it as "Jeff Bezos Claims AI Boom Will Actually Lead To Labor Shortages".
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ARCHIVED SOURCES
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has dismissed fears that artificial intelligence will make humans obsolete, arguing instead that the technology will increase demand for workers and create new opp...
As fears mount that AI could erase jobs, the Amazon founder pushed back against the idea that AI would make humans redundant.
PARIS >> Artificial Intelligence will lead to labor shortages, not the replacement of humans, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos predicted in a highly optimistic appearance at the Viva Tech technolo...
'totally disagree with this point of view'