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Bill Gates says AI bosses are privately scared and publicly silent; Here's why

Times of India · 3 September 2026 at 4:24 pm

Bill Gates says AI bosses are privately scared and publicly silent; Here's why

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says the AI industry is knowingly downplaying the risks of artificial intelligence because too much investment money is at stake.

In a new interview and a nearly 6,000-word essay, Gates warns of mass AI job losses across law, medicine, software and customer service, calls for a token tax on AI use, and pushes for global rules on AI bioterrorism risks.

He also wants caregiving jobs reserved for humans.

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Bill Gates says AI bosses are privately scared and publicly silent; Here's why

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