'AI WILL EAT JOBS...': Putin's Big Tech Warning, Reveals Future Of Artificial Intelligence
May 29, 2026
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as posted by the channelRussian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning about the future of artificial intelligence, saying AI could eliminate millions of jobs and wipe out entire professions as “computer intelligence” replaces human workers. Speaking at the Eurasian Economic Forum, Putin described the transformation as “inevitable” but urged countries to prepare and use AI as a driver of economic growth. He claimed Russia holds major advantages in the AI race through its scientific expertise, strong education system and vast energy resources, including nuclear power. Moscow is now pushing for “sovereign AI” systems independent of Western control while positioning itself as a major future AI power.
#putin #russia #ai #artificialintelligence #technology #automation #jobs #futureofwork #geopolitics #eurasia #sovereignai #machinelearning #economy #breakingnews #techrace
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vladimir putin, russia, artificial intelligence, ai jobs, automation, sovereign ai, eurasian economic forum, russian technology, ai economy, future of work, nuclear energy, global ai race, us china ai competition, machine learning, geopolitics
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