Bill Gates wants nature reserves, but for your job
Bill Gates dropped a 6,000 word essay arguing some jobs should become "human reserved", off limits to AI the way nature reserves are off limits to bulldozers. He points to the caregivers who tended his father through Alzheimer's as proof some human moments, like delivering a terminal diagnosis, shouldn't be automated even if they technically could be. It's Gates's first big AI essay in three years, and his first major public moment since fallout from his Epstein Foundation ties. He also warns governments aren't remotely ready for what's coming.
Nothing says "trust me on the future of work" like a billionaire who just spent a month explaining his Epstein meetings.