That's one of the really significant threats to AI.

Throughout, two of Ai's (and certainly not limited to two) early-stage threats and challenges are a departure from the impact of the economic structure and the uncontrolled decision-making intentions. The following report shows the previous one. As for the economic structure, the substitution pattern of artificial intelligence is applied to activities with fixed rules (mechanical repetition or composite analysis based on data), as described below. In the micro-economy, it is initially prioritized by the ratio of earnings (the benefit of artificial intelligence and the cost of deploying and maintaining AI). In the Non-manual field, a leaner society will tend to shrink in the direction of capital and high-level management operations, complex professionals with a knowledge of problem areas and machine methods, and high-profile jobs such as interpersonal and communication requirements.

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Artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence) is expected to automate many services so that many people may soon lose their jobs, including Wall Street white-collar workers with an annual salary of $350,000 to $500,000.

The White House estimates that those who pay less than $20 a hour will lose jobs by as much as 83%, such as customer service reps, which may soon disappear.

"Business Insider" reports that not only some low-income jobs are at stake, but artificial intelligence could also lead to the loss of jobs for high-income people, including white-collar workers on Wall Street in the US.

Daniel Nadler, founder of Kensho, believes that by 2026, 33% to 50% of the financial staff will lose their jobs and replace them with automated software. As a result, large financial firms such as Goldman Sachs will be significantly smaller in size. Goldman Sachs is actually a huge investor in the Kensho company.

Kensho is doing data analysis, using a database to generate financial analysis reports, essentially doing the work of researchers and analysts. For example, if you type "Syrian civil war", you'll get some data sets that show how oil and money are reacting to major assets in the Syrian conflict, Nadler said, a few minutes of the search, if handed over to employees earning $350,000 to $500,000 a day, would probably cost them about 40 hours.

Michael L. Littman, a computer scientist at Brown University in Michael Litman, explains that in any game with fixed rules, the computer will win.

Boston Dynamics, a Google-owned robotics company, released a video in February showing the performance of its newest robot. The video is crazy on the Internet.

Google spokeswoman Courtney Hone Courtney Hohne said, "[the video] inspires excitement in the tech-media world, but we're also beginning to see some of its dire negative effects, ready to replace people's work." ”

Google's parent company, Alphabet, is reportedly trying to sell Boston Power, and Google bought the company at the end of 2013.

Among the potential buyers are the Japanese carmaker Toyota and Amazon, which has a robotics division with two companies focused on automating their warehouses.

That's one of the really significant threats to AI.