The Silicon Valley Venewood Khosla investor expects to replace AI 80 % of jobs by 2030

Khosla shared his predictions for the future in a large -scale interview on Useful with Jack Altman Podcast. As a capital investor and an early investor in companies such as Square and InstacartKhosla has advised business leaders about moving in unprecedented changes in the future. Companies like Serine And play “R ‘US collapsed under digital pressure, but KHOSLA warns of the thirties of the twentieth century that” faster demise “than the giants where AI restores the rules of industry.

Look below for a overview of the main KHosla predictions for Amnesty International, Economy and more.

Main meals:

• The era of unprecedented disorder: The current technological course describes as “crazy and eclipse”, saying: “I never saw such a course … almost every function is re -invented, everything is invented differently with artificial intelligence as a driver program.” The size of the change is compared to the 1960s, noting, “We will see this great change in such a short time, almost difficult to imagine how society adapts.”
• Amnesty International and the end of work: “During the next five years, any function of economic value can do, the artificial intelligence will be able to do 80 % of it … 80 % of all jobs can be performed by artificial intelligence.” By 2040, he believes, “The need to work will go away. People will work on things because they want, not because they need to pay their mortgage.”
• Fortune 500 disorder: It expects a great acceleration in the removal of the current current companies: “One of my predictions is that the 2030s will witness a faster rate than the demise of 500 companies than we have seen at all … This transition will not happen from the current companies. A new person will re -invent this.”

Sector predictions:

• health care: “If all medical expertise is free … you have an unlimited number of primary care doctors, oncologists, digestive doctors, and mental health specialists … How can you redesign a health care system?” Khosla argues that firm interests and organizational barriers will slow down-but do not stop-the transformation that AA moves.
• Robots: It is expected that almost every person in the thirties of the last century will have a human robot at home … it may start with something tight like cooking for you. ”The main bottle neck is not devices, but intelligence.
• energy: Khosla is “very bullish about energy”, especially fusion and hot earth energy, which is believed to make power “cheaper than natural gas.”

Advice for project owners:

• Social and geographical effects: Khosla warns of the dangers of authoritarian systems using artificial intelligence for both solid and soft power: “By 2040, we may face the greatest risks we face … Do China use both AI -AI and Warfare AI – but also socially social intelligence, like free doctors for all on the planet … to include their political philosophy.”
• Philosophy in the project and innovation: Joshla emphasizes the innovation that the founder drives: “Innovation only-I can not think about many of the great examples that the great innovation came from a person who was great or at work … The experts are terrible in predicting the future; they are free from the past. Entrepreneurs invent the future they want.”
• On danger and influence: “Most people reduce the risks to increase the possibility of success. I do the opposite: start with high consequences () for success. I don’t care about the possibility of failure.”

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