Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says artificial intelligence will revolutionize business, but also carries big risks.
Count Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio among those who simultaneously see great promise and potential calamity in the rise of artificial intelligence.
— Ray Dalio, founder, Bridgewater Associates Count Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio among those who simultaneously see great promise and potential calamity in the rise of artificial intelligence. The problem is that the technology won’t be regulated or controlled, which will contribute to a more disorderly environment, he said.
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