Bill Gates' warning: AI can take human jobs, but these three areas will not be affected

The rapidly growing potential of artificial intelligence (AI) has raised concerns about employment worldwide. AI has developed very rapidly in the last few years and is also being adopted very rapidly in every sector. Will such AI development replace people in the future? Can millions of people be left unemployed? Amidst such queries, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates made a major prediction while expressing his view on the subject. According to Gates, AI will replace people in many sectors but there are three such areas where it will have no effect.

According to Bill Gates, AI cannot replace biologists. Scientific research and new discoveries require creative thinking and experiments, which is not possible for AI. Although AI can prove helpful in DNA analysis, disease identification, and discovery of medicines, it cannot match the experience and experimentation ability of scientists.

Gates also described the energy sector as free from the influence of AI. He says that this sector is very complex and includes the development of renewable energy sources, dealing with climate change, and managing the energy grid. All these tasks depend on the deep understanding and decision-making ability of humans, which is not possible for AI.

Apart from this, Gates believes that the jobs of AI experts and researchers will also be safe. Although AI can be used in coding and software development, the role of humans will always remain to develop and control it ethically. Experts will continue to be needed to improve the functionality of AI and take it to new heights.

Gates believes that AI is still in its initial stages, but it is developing rapidly. In the coming times, it may affect many jobs, especially in fields like data entry, customer service, basic coding, and content writing. However, the role of humans will remain in areas that require creativity, decision-making ability, and innovation. In such a situation, people must upgrade themselves and learn new skills so that they can compete in the coming AI era.