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Former Google executive issues CHILLING warning on AI: ‘Unless you are in…’

Mo Gawdat, who left Google X as a chief business officer in 2018, said that things would be quite bad in just a few years because the rapidly developing technology eliminates white -collar jobs. Authorized, the middle class will stop exist soon, he added. Continue reading to learn more about this.

The warnings of the former Google manager emerge as business cuts continue to take place in large companies around the world.

An old senior executive on Google warned that artificial intelligence (AI) can disrupt the society so much, so that your middle class may not exist. Mo Gawdat, who left Google X as a chief business officer in 2018, said that things would be quite bad because it eliminates white -collar jobs, including rapidly developing technology, software developers, Podcasts, and even senior executives, such as senior executives, such as CEOs. “The next 15 years will be hell before we go to heaven.”

What did Mo Gawdat say about AI?
Gawdat showed his own initiative, called Emma.love, who built emotional and relationship -oriented artificial intelligence, saying that the company was managed by only three people. “This initiative would have 350 developers in the past,” he said. “In fact, it will replace Podcaster, Bart said Bartlett. The authority warned that AI will lead to “social unrest” as AI came to an agreement on losing a sense of purpose. This will lead to an increase in the proportions of mental health problems, including more loneliness and deepening of social divisions.

What will be the effect of AI on the middle class?
Gawdat continued to predict that the middle class would end its existence in the near future. In Podcast, “Unless you are 0.1 percent, you are a peasant. No middle class,” he said. “AGI (artificial general intelligence) will be better in everything, including people, to be CEO. The only thing they don’t think of AI will replace them.” The warnings of the former Google manager emerge as business cuts continue to take place in large companies around the world. Recently, Geoffrey Hinton, which is widely considered as the “Father of AI’s Baptism”, said that technology can soon develop its own language that people cannot comprehend.

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