“Jobs are going to change,” Elon Musk said Tuesday when asked about concerns over AI's impact on the future of work. He said he expects an “evolution of roles” as AI and robots transform the workplace in different fields.
"I think the most likely outcome, and it's probably worth looking at the most likely outcome, is one which is incredibly beneficial," Musk said. "If you could look into the future, it is the future you would want."
President Trump added that he and Musk met with Chinese President Xi Jinping last week, where they discussed data centers. "They want every data center. They want it because that's great for China," Trump said.
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The Meta CEO says the principles center on robust internal controls, internal risk reviews, outside auditors and evaluators, and independent reviews of audit reports by company boards.
"The idea isn't that this is the only thing that we will ever do. It is that this is a start and an accord that the whole industry could come to."
He says the goal is to give Americans and customers confidence that the technology is working the way companies intend.
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President Trump touted a "morally binding" agreement with AI executives to "self-police" and floated a “committee” of roughly 10 people to help “watch over the whole enterprise” https://t.co/xY8qUBqdZe
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트럼프가 백악관에서 AI 기술 거물들 불러서 오찬 열었는데 “데이터센터 앞으로 엄청 인기 많을 거야” 하면서 지역사회랑 같이 하겠다고 한다. IT 대장들 다 모여서 트럼프랑 밥 먹는 거 보면 SI는 그냥 정부가 직접 밀어주는 건데 이걸 보면 미국이 진짜 앞서가겠다.
Tech leaders gathered at the White House for an AI luncheon hosted by President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson.
President Trump said the tech executives are going to work with local communities on data centers.
“Data centers are going to be very popular,” the president said. https://t.co/sJq1WKEjQ4