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Additionally, Musk brought out the fact that current AI systems are being educated using what he called “political correctness.”
Elon Musk drew a picture of a drastically AI-reshaped future at VivaTech on Friday, one in which jobs as we know them would vanish. When this audacious claim was made in addition to praising Neuralink for its ability to “help a lot of people with brain injuries,” many in the crowd began to imagine a future in which automation takes over.
Speaking from a distance, Musk expressed concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) replacing human labour in the workplace, saying, “In a benign scenario… probably none of us will have a job… there will be, not universal basic income, universal high income, there will be shortage of goods or services.” According to his suggestion, employment in this future would be “optional,” more like a pastime than a need.
Musk also stressed the significance of properly weighing the ethical aspects of AI research, even though some people might find this scenario idealistic. He drew attention to the fact that current AI programmes are being educated with “political correctness,” which he described as potentially dangerous.
He clarified, saying, “OpenAI has a similar problem if you have an AI that has been trained so hard for political correctness… and truly, to make insane remarks like that. Though more subdued, the problem remains the same. That seems really risky to me.
Musk’s vision of a world without jobs, powered by “truth-seeking” AI produced responsibly, has spurred discussion over the direction mankind should take. Will we welcome a world of relaxation or confront the possible dangers of unbridled technological development? Time will tell.
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