Bill Gates: AI assistants will have a profound impact Google Amazon will be replaced

On May 23, it was reported that Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, believed that the top companies in the field of artificial intelligence in the future would probablyAI Personal Assistant Direction ForceBeing able to perform certain specific tasks for people.Gates believes that "this technology will have a profound impact and may fundamentally change user behavior

On May 23, it was reported that Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, believed that the top companies in the field of artificial intelligence in the future would probablyAI Personal Assistant Direction ForceBeing able to perform certain specific tasks for people.

Gates believes that "this technology will have a profound impact and may fundamentally change user behavior. No matter who wins the personal proxy war, this is a big deal because you will never search websites, never go to productivity websites, and never go to Amazon again

On Monday local time, Gates stated at a joint event organized by Goldman Sachs, a US investment bank, and SVAngel, a venture capital firm, in San Francisco on the theme of artificial intelligence that this undevelopedAI Personal AssistantWill be able to understand individual needs and habits, and will help them 'read things you don't have time to read'.

Gates predicts that the winners in this future field of artificial intelligence will either be startups or technology giants, with a 50% chance of each. He said, "If Microsoft doesn't join in, I will be very disappointed

Gates also mentioned Inflection. AI, co founded by Mustafa Suleyman, a former executive at DeepMind, a Google owned artificial intelligence laboratory, and added, "But there are several startups that left a deep impression on me, including Inflection. AI

Gates said that it will take some time for this powerful future digital agent to be ready for mainstream use. Prior to this, the company will continue to embed so-called generative artificial intelligence technology in its products, similar to OpenAI's popular ChatGPT.

Gates also discussed his efforts in the health direction at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, stating that artificial intelligence will accelerate innovation in the field and help develop more advanced drugs.

Although scientists still cannot fully understand the internal workings of the human brain, the Microsoft co founder believes that humans are approaching the creation of effective drugs to treat diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, and human trials of new drugs may take place within 10 years.

Gates also likened the ability to generate convincing text generated artificial intelligence technology to a game changer, firmly believing that it will affect the white-collar workforce. At the same time, he believes that in the future, the use of humanoid robots by companies that are cheaper than human employees will greatly affect the work of blue collar workers.

Gates jokingly said, "When we invented these robots, we just needed to make sure they wouldn't suffer from Alzheimer's disease