Hire a robot, fire a person, save money. According to Bill Gates, this is exactly the logic that the economy encourages today. As long as replacing AI workers will benefit companies, talking about responsible implementation alone will not be enough. The founder of Microsoft warns of major changes in the labor market in the next 20 years: not only mental work, but also physical work will fall under automation. His proposal is to impose a tax on the use of artificial intelligence, which would help fund retraining and benefits. Business benefits - the business participates in paying the consequences. For some areas, Gates suggests a different approach: human reserves, or work assigned to people. First of all, we are talking about education, medicine and treatment. Not everything that can be technically automated must be left to machines.