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Introduces a new problem with ai.
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AI, automation and robotics could replace nearly 100m jobs in America over the next decade, including 40% of registered nurses, 47% of truck drivers, 64% of accountants, 65% of teaching assistants and 89% of fast-food workers, among many other occupations.
What is going to happen to those that are put out of work by Ai?
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Are we comfortable with seeing these enormously powerful men shape the future of humanity without any democratic input or oversight? Is the goal of the AI revolution simply to make the very rich even richer and more powerful, or will this revolutionary technology be utilized to benefit all of humanity?
Sets the issue of who should control a rapidly evolving technology that can change the world in any ways for better or for worse.
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Based on our investigation and other information that we are gathering, my staff and I will soon be presenting a very specific set of recommendations to Congress as to how we can begin addressing some of the unprecedented threats that AI poses
Looking to Provide a solution or an initial strategy to some of the early problems ai is causing.
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Further, there is a very real fear that, in the not-so-distant future, a super-intelligent AI could replace humans in controlling the planet.
Fearful and urgent tone for the article. Persuading readers/ congress to act quickly.
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Despite the extraordinary importance of this issue and the speed at which it is progressing, AI is getting far too little discussion in Congress, the media and within the general population. That has got to change. Now.
AI is advancing and evolving too quickly to be ignored by our regulatory agencies.
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