Amazon founder Jeff Bezos: Artificial intelligence is no different in significance from the invention of the plow and the steam engine.

CoinFeed reported on May 20th that, according to Jinshi Data, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos stated that the idea of ​​a space data center is "very realistic." He added that 2 to 3 years might be a bit too ambitious. The space data center "will be a reality." It will benefit from lower energy costs and can be powered by solar energy. He argued that people fear AI will take away jobs because many "smart people" are saying so, and these people are wrong; AI will improve all of these people. Our economy will be extremely productive. He cautioned against premature regulation of AI, stating that we have nothing to do with robotics, and that AI is no different in significance from the invention of the plow or the steam engine. He noted that the tools being developed in the Prometheus project will greatly benefit Blue Origin. He concluded by stating that it's difficult to determine how much of SpaceX's valuation is based on actual data and how much on future projections.