Alibaba billionaire Jack Ma claims that concerns over AI eliminating jobs are 'empty worries'
AI will never possess human wisdom, says Ma, but it may mean three or four-day working weeks
Jack Ma, pictured at the World Economic Forum in 2008. Image via Wikipedia
Jack Ma, the billionaire entrepreneur behind China's Alibaba marketplace, has suggested that artificial intelligence won't make most people redundant - contrary to many of the apocalyptic warnings from...
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