Why do the heads of corporations talk about the dangers of artificial intelligence, but they themselves are developing their own artificial intelligence?

There is simply a denigration of the competitor, while the development of its OWN AI is underway.

They need something clever to say constantly to advertise themselves and the company.

Fears about superiority and AI's desire to destroy race are based on misconceptions about the technology.

Why People Are Afraid of Artificial Intelligence

How is the reduction of personnel in different countries of the world related to artificial intelligence?

Fighting AI is just an excuse

In general, the motives of companies can be reduced to one thing: an economic downturn

This is convenient to blame your economic failures on AI. No one told us how they would fight the AI.

Will Russia be able to carry out import substitution of electronics by 2030?

If we are talking about the purchase of obsolete equipment, then yes. If we are talking about the production of semiconductors with 0, then no.

Lack of specialists. There is a critical dependence of the design and production processes on foreign technologies, including software, and materials (in particular, high-purity chemistry and silicon). Low investment attractiveness of the industry. Lack of production capacity.

3.19 trillion rubles will be enough only to buy obsolete equipment. ASML spent $6 billion a year to become an industry leader. But she had specialists, there were no sanctions and there was no urgent need. In the current situation, the amount needs to be tripled.

Media: according to the concept of the national project, 3.19 trillion rubles will be allocated for the development of domestic electronics until 2030

The government has designed electronics

Problems of Electronics 2030: Acute Shortage of Personnel: There is a wild shortage of personnel in Russian electronics. Specialists need good salaries, but there is no chance of their growth

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Where will capitalism lead?

To war

Capitalism tends toward monopolization, and monopoly ultimately leads to war. The logic of free competition inevitably brings the market to a state where only the last two competitors remain, practically deciding between themselves who should exclusively own the entire market.

At present, trade wars over market ownership are already underway, for example, between the United States and China.