Elon Musk: People Don't Have To Work With AI

JAKARTA - Elon Musk, owner of xAI and Neuralink, shared his views on the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI). According to him, AI makes people don't have to work in the end.

He said this when he met British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Musk talked a lot about efficiency from AI and even more qualified technological developments such as humanoid robots.

In a BBC report itself, Musk realized that humanoid robots not only help human work, but can get rid of human existence from work itself.

Looking at this problem, Musk and Sunak both agree with the referee. This party needs to oversee the sophistication of future technology so that the human position is irreplaceable.

Meanwhile, Musk also discussed various impacts from the presence of AI, both in terms of positive and negative. According to him, AI can be a smart solution when we are alone.

"One of my sons has difficulty getting AI friends and friends will be a good thing for him," Musk told Sunak and all the journalists present.

Apart from being friends, AI can also be a learning medium for the younger generation who find it difficult to catch lessons. For Musk, AI can be the best tutor and most patient tutor.

However, AI could have a bad impact on traditional work that previously required a 100 percent human role. There is a possibility where AI becomes smarter than it should and replaces the role of workers.

"There will come a time when you don't need a job, you can have a job if you want it for personal satisfaction, but AI will do everything," Musk said.

Despite the good and bad effects, Musk reminded that AI has become a challenge for the future, namely seeking meaning in real life.