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Elon Musk, Microsoft's Nadella to attend White House meeting on AI: Axios

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Microsoft top boss Satya Nadella, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott and Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra will be among the attendees at the AI meeting hosted by US President Donald Trump on Tuesday, Axios reported, citing RSVPs.

Elon Musk, Microsoft's Nadella to attend White House meeting on AI: Axios

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, shared his vision of artificial intelligence (AI) during a meeting at the White House with other tech leaders. In his optimistic perspective, Musk believes AI could usher in an "age of abundance" where everyone is wealthy and enjoys superior healthcare.

Musk stressed that jobs will undergo significant changes, but this trend is not unprecedented. He pointed out that previous technological advancements have led to job transformations, such as the rise of digital computers taking over the task of calculations that were once performed by humans.

Despite the potential benefits, Musk is not entirely optimistic about the impact of AI on employment. He acknowledged that while there is a high demand for skilled workers, jobs may no longer be as essential for individuals as they once were. Musk even suggested that if his predictions prove accurate, people shouldn't worry about saving for retirement in the future, as their financial stability might become irrelevant.

The tech leaders signed a joint commitment to ensure AI development is carried out responsibly, emphasizing the need for robust internal controls, oversight by independent external auditors, and an independent board committee. Musk's cautious optimism about AI's transformative potential contrasts with previous views he expressed about the possible catastrophic risks associated with the technology.

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