'I don't think asking one particular group to pause solves the challenges,' said Gates.
Microsoft co-founder, Bill Gates, has rejected a proposal to halt the development of potent artificial intelligence .
Gates emphasized the significant gaps in such a ban's implementation and added that it would necessitate support from businesses all over the world. Gates acknowledged the conflicting views on the issue inside the tech sector, noting: "But there are a lot of different opinions in this area."
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