“Within 30 years, definitely, things will be flying,” SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says AI will completely change the way humans live within 30 years.
People should brace themselves for the proliferation of artificial intelligence as it will change the way we live within three decades, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son told CNBC.
div > div.group > p:first-child"> "Within 30 years, definitely, things will be flying," Son told CNBC's David Faber in an interview that aired Friday."Things will be running much faster without accident. We will be living much longer, much healthier. The diseases that we could not solve in the past will be cured."
Son has long championed the benefits of artificial intelligence, investing billions of dollars in companies he believes can capitalize on it. Some of these companies include Uber Technologies and WeWork. He said all the 70 or so investments of his Vision Fund have been focused on AI.Uber is an example of a company that will transform the way humans move around."Today we are driving ourselves," he said."That would no longer be the case.
Others argue that greater artificial intelligence could lead to job losses. But Son is not too worried. "I'm [an] optimist, OK? There will be always be an issue, … but mankind is smart enough. We always try to adapt to the new situation."
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