The White House thinks AI could lead to mass job displacement Millions of jobs will be threatened by AI -- but "technology is not destiny," the report says, pushing for a three-pronged strategy to ensure AI benefits everyone.

The White House thinks AI could lead to mass job displacement

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The White House thinks AI could lead to mass job displacement
19:26:40 / January 4, 2017

Millions of jobs will be threatened by AI -- but "technology is not destiny," the report says, pushing for a three-pronged strategy to ensure AI benefits everyone.

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