Rollout of AI may need to be slowed to ‘save society’, says boss of JP Morgan | AI (artificial intelligence)

Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan’s CEO, warns that rapid deployment of AI could lead to civil unrest if displaced workers are not supported.
Dimon highlights the need for a phased introduction of AI to allow governments and businesses to offer retraining and support for negatively impacted workers.
He cites the impact on the US commercial lorry drivers due to the advent of driverless trucks as a potential flashpoint for civil unrest.
Dimon criticizes Trump’s immigration policies and suggests addressing internal anger while emphasizing the positive contributions of migrants in various sectors.
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, argues that job losses due to AI are more overstated than actual; instead, AI infrastructure development is creating various jobs, especially in trade crafts.
Huang believes the current buildup of AI and chip infrastructure could push up salaries and stimulate economies, positioning Europe to leap beyond software dominance.

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