Neil DeGrasse Tyson says AI is not a threat to humanity.
The way Neil sees it ... it's nothing new. We have seen the twists and turns triggered by the technological revolution for more than 100 years.
When jobs get replaced by machines, people find new jobs. And here's the big point ... if AI eventually takes over all jobs, we can all go to the beach. After all, going to work is not embedded in our DNA, so society could reimagine how humans live.
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