Bill Gates warns about AI risks and proposes jobs only for humans

Bill Gates, cofounder of Microsoft and philanthropist, warned about the greatest risks that Artificial Intelligence represents for society and defended that the technology should not be implemented in certain jobs, proposing that certain functions remain exclusively human.

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