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Demis Hassabis

05/24/25

@ Hard Fork

AI tools are augmenting human capabilities, and while some jobs may be disrupted, new and more valuable roles will emerge, requiring a shift in the skills that are prioritized in education.

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Google DeepMind C.E.O. Demis Hassabis on Living in an A.I. Future | EP 137

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Google DeepMind C.E.O. Demis Hassabis on Living in an A.I. Future | EP 137

05/24/25

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Mike Krieger

05/31/25

@ Hard Fork

AI tools should augment human work rather than replace it, fostering a collaborative relationship between humans and AI.

Kevin Roose

05/31/25

@ Hard Fork

AI tools are being designed to take away jobs, and this raises ethical questions about the implications for workers and labor markets.

Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

AI will affect every job, and while it may replace some roles, it can also enhance others.

Carl Eschenbach

05/06/25

@ Sequoia Capital

AI technology enables change but requires human involvement to implement and teach new skills effectively.

Demis Hassabis

05/26/25

@ Hard Fork

AI tools should be designed to enhance education, providing valuable resources to underserved communities and improving learning outcomes globally.

Sam Altman

04/06/25

@ Varun Mayya

The evolution of jobs will be uneven; some will disappear while others will require humans to manage AI tools, leading to increased productivity.

Eric Schmidt

05/16/25

@ TED

As AI takes over more economically productive tasks, humans will still play vital roles, adapting to new challenges rather than becoming obsolete.

Severin Hacker

05/19/25

@ 20VC with Harry Stebbings

AI tools are changing the landscape of software engineering, lowering the entry barrier and potentially increasing the number of people creating software.

Scott Wu

05/04/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

AI tools like Devin will lead to more engineering jobs rather than fewer, as they enable engineers to tackle more complex problems.