DeepMind founder says governments need to compensate 'serious number of losers' who will be left jobless due to AI

• A co-founder of DeepMind, the AI company bought by Google in 2014, warned about AI-related job losses.
• Mustafa Suleyman said at a San Francisco conference that there will be "a serious number of losers."
• He said that universal basic income could be the answer.

A co-founder of the AI company DeepMind has warned that governments will need to figure out a plan to compensate people who will lose their jobs to the new technology, the Financial Times reported.