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Bill Gates says AI will become so good at solving problems and creating attractive activities for humans to do that we need a new religion or philosophy to stay connected to one another

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Tsarathustra1 year ago

Source (thanks to @curiousgangsta):

TheFourthBranch 🌴1 year ago

Already have that, Bill, it's called Christianity.

Jeff Hardy1 year ago

As I have said before … “I am not worried about computer systems becoming self-aware, I am worried about techno-elitists who are not.”

🐺 PHAYDROS 🦅1 year ago

Antichrist agenda

Tom Löwe1 year ago

We also need a mission to rally around. Elon's plan to explore the solar system is something we should all get behind, as a planet.

🇺🇦🇮🇱Путина нужно судить1 year ago

I see that Bill Gates has become a true AI optimist. A year ago, he wasn't like this. Good for him 👍

Shawn1 year ago

I can live without religion. I know many think AI will create new ones but I hope for the opposite

Danila Immortalist1 year ago

We need a philosophy of absolute humanism to save everyone currently living.

💊 Keith Moon 💊1 year ago

Love your work @tsarnick but Bill Gates is a confirmed Epstein Island Pedophile who needs to be brought to justice. He's a criminal on multiple fronts.

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