"There are lots of worries surrounding the rise of AI. When humanity is no longer the smartest being on the planet (which I predict will happen sooner than 2026), we will face a moment of singularity. ... Will AI take our jobs?No it will not for many years to come. A human who learns to use AI, will gain a significant advantage over you if you don't upskill yourself. Think about it. Would you be able to work in today's world if you choose not to learn the technologies that came after the fax machine?"Mo Gawdat- Happiness Expert + AI Researcher

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