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Robots, AI could outsmart humans in a scary future world, says author

By Gui Tao, Zhao Langqi and Larry Neild in London | China Daily | Updated: 2018-03-02 08:02

The famous Anglo-American writer who focuses on writing about the human race can envisage a world of robots and artificial intelligence in which people are rendered virtually redundant.

Award-winning Bill Bryson, known for books such as Notes from a Small Island and A Short History of Nearly Everything, spoke about his vision of the future in a recent exclusive interview.

'Pretty good chance'

Robots, AI could outsmart humans in a scary future world, says author

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