Bill Gates has warned that artificial intelligence could bring about two decades of disruption as the technology reshapes work, industries and daily life.
The Microsoft co founder, who has spoken extensively about the rise of AI, said the changes ahead are likely to be profound and far reaching.
His remarks touch on a debate that has intensified across the technology world: how quickly AI will transform jobs and whether societies are prepared for the transition.
Gates has long argued that AI holds enormous potential in areas such as healthcare, education and productivity. At the same time, he has cautioned that the pace of change could outstrip the ability of institutions to adapt.
The warning is a reminder that the benefits of AI will come alongside significant adjustment costs, a theme that has become central to policy discussions worldwide.
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