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   Hello,   
      
      
   96% of jobs, those who do not seek human ingenuity, are destined to   
   disappear due to AI, according to Gary Kasparov.   
      
   Kasparov wants to be clear: artificial intelligence is a tool that will   
   dominate in closed systems designed by humans.   
      
   The former chess champion also put the issue of basic universal income   
   on the table to help the unemployed due to the introduction of   
   artificial intelligence.   
      
   If everyone agrees that AI and automation will cut many jobs, the   
   discord lies in the impact on the general level of employment. In other   
   words, could the number of jobs created in other sectors compensate for   
   the job losses in the sectors affected by automation? Sam Altman   
   (co-founder of OpenAI) answered the question at the New York Times New   
   Work Summit midway through the previous year: artificial intelligence   
   will probably replace most of today's jobs, but it should lead the way   
   more personalized jobs and a massive increase in "material abundance"   
   which could increase world GDP by 50% per year for a few decades.   
      
   Read more here:   
      
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   Thank you,   
   Amine Moulay Ramdane.   
      
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