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For years, I read science-fiction books and books about artificial intelligence that posed worrying thought experiments about the future of work to come. Self-driving trucks would replace lorry drivers, autonomous cabs would leave Uber drivers without a gig, and eventually, artificial intelligence would become so capable that no human could compete in any task. Grandmasters first felt this playing against Deep Blue, and computer scientists posed that it was only a matter of time before all tasks would — like chess — be solved by computers. The only argument was whether this would happen in decades or centuries.

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By ROSS ANDERSON
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By SHARON KEHNEMUI
|For years, I read science-fiction books and books about artificial intelligence that posed worrying thought experiments about the future of work to come. Self-driving trucks would replace lorry drivers, autonomous cabs would leave Uber drivers without a gig, and eventually, artificial intelligence would become so capable that no human could compete in any task. Grandmasters first felt this playing against Deep Blue, and computer scientists posed that it was only a matter of time before all tasks would — like chess — be solved by computers. The only argument was whether this would happen in decades or centuries.
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