Richard Curran: The disruptive power of artificial intelligence is coming to a job near you
Geoffrey Hinton recently quit Google and warned of the ‘profound risks to society and humanity’ from AI. Photo: Cole Burston/Bloomberg
Richard Curran
The power of AI to disrupt large swathes of the global workforce and the education system is not as far away as many people might think.
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