This article was originally published by Rhoda Wilson at The Exposé.

Doctors, teachers, farmers, and many others who are going along with the Globalists’ agenda will soon learn what the agenda has in store for them.

Bill Gates has “predicted” that over the next decade, advances in artificial intelligence (“AI”) will mean that humans will no longer be needed “for most things” in the world.  He singled out three occupations that AI will not be able to replace: coders, energy experts, and biologists.

The full interview from which the clip above was taken is unavailable in the UK. However, Indian news outlets are reporting more details.  According to Business Standard, during the interview, Gates identified only three occupations that are likely to remain safe from a hostile AI takeover: coders, energy experts and biologists.

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Gates believes coders are necessary because while AI can generate code, it makes errors that only human programmers can correct. So, coders are needed to refine, debug and advance AI itself.  But for how long will coders be useful?

Interestingly, writing for Windows Central earlier this week, Kevin Okemwa said, “Over the past few months, I’ve covered multiple reports suggesting that coding might be dead in the water with the rapid prevalence of AI.  NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang discouraged the youth from exploring a career path in software engineering, suggesting they might have better luck in biology, education, manufacturing or farming.”

As for “energy experts,” Gates claims the complexity of managing power grids and critical infrastructure requires human oversight for safety and strategic decisions.  Again, for how long? Because when the energy required to supply the Globalists’ control system is in place, will “energy experts” be required?

The strategic decision Gates refers to is not for our benefit, it is part of an agenda to monitor and control everything and everyone.  Together with the Internet of Things (“IoT”) and other technologies, AI is part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, according to the World Economic Forum (“WEF”).

The IoT consists of sensors and intelligence added to physical objects such as mobile phones, wearables, driverless cars, waste management, objects on city streets, in homes and hospitals; any object or location (e.g. a city or factory) prefixed by the word “smart,” which collects and shares data across the internet, is part of the IoT.

“By 2025, 41.6 billion devices will be capturing data on how we live, work, move through our cities and operate and maintain the machines on which we depend,” WEF predicted in 2021.

AI will be used to monitor and control all the IoT data. And the IoT isn’t the only ambition they have.  There are similar plans for the Internet of Bodies (“IoB”), also known as the Internet of Living Things (“IoLT”), the Internet of Underwater Things (“IoUT”), Industrial Internet of Things (“IIoT”) and the Internet of Everything (“IoE”), as well as digital twins, digital IDs and central bank digital currencies (“CBDCs”) or cryptocurrencies.

AI requires an enormous amount of energy. The more AI is used, the more energy the system will require.

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The third group whose jobs Gates deems worthy of saving are biologists. Gates “predicts” that biologists will remain essential in the face of AI advancements due to their unique skills in scientific discovery and critical thinking.

While AI can process vast datasets and aid in disease diagnosis, it lacks the ability to formulate groundbreaking hypotheses or make intuitive leaps in research.  AI has yet to master creativity, intuition and critical thinking – Gates is foolish if he thinks it ever will.  Nevertheless, apparently, out of all the many roles people fulfil in the world, biologists are the only ones, according to Gates, who rely on these human qualities.

Importantly to Gates, these qualities are essential for pushing the boundaries of medical research and understanding life’s complexities. While AI excels in processing data and identifying patterns, so it is claimed, it cannot independently generate novel ideas or challenge conventional knowledge.  Medical advancements often require years of trial and error, ethical considerations, and an in-depth understanding of human biology, which AI cannot fully replicate.

They may attempt to promote their agenda to the public as being “for our own good,” but in reality, it is anything but that. While we do not know the exact or full purpose for which Gates intends to use biologists, we can make some educated guesses. As we have learnt during the covid era, none of them are good. See our previous articles below for some ideas Gates may be harbouring:

If biologists have the creativity, intuition and critical thinking Gates aims to use to further his agenda, then they will know that when their usefulness to Gates comes to an end, they will share the same fate as doctors, farmers and teachers.