Bill Gates called for the establishment of a new national agency to coordinate artificial intelligence policies in the fields of national security, employment, education, taxation, medical care, etc.; at the same time, the establishment of an international organization with both nuclear inspection and international aviation supervision functions. He also wants governments to consider two unconventional economic responses: reserving some jobs for humans, and taxing the use of artificial intelligence and robots. He's been throwing out this idea for almost a decade. Gates acknowledged that the geopolitical environment made concerted global action particularly difficult. In the memo, he wrote, “If someone comes up with a credible solution that can slow down the development of artificial intelligence on a global scale, I'm likely to support it. But I don't think that's going to happen.” In an interview, Gates mentioned that the private concerns of tech giants and AI lab executives are much deeper than those revealed in public statements. “I've hardly seen anyone who isn't concerned about this.” he said.

Bill Gates called for the establishment of a new national agency to coordinate artificial intelligence policies in the fields of national security, employment, education, taxation, medical care, etc.; at the same time, the establishment of an international organization with both nuclear inspection and international aviation supervision functions. He also wants governments to consider two unconventional economic responses: reserving some jobs for humans, and taxing the use of artificial intelligence and robots. He's been throwing out this idea for almost a decade. Gates acknowledged that the geopolitical environment made concerted global action particularly difficult. In the memo, he wrote, “If someone comes up with a credible solution that can slow down the development of artificial intelligence on a global scale, I'm likely to support it. But I don't think that's going to happen.” In an interview, Gates mentioned that the private concerns of tech giants and AI lab executives are much deeper than those revealed in public statements. “I've hardly seen anyone who isn't concerned about this.” he said.