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Yann LeCun
votes Against
and says:
The idea that AI will erase 20% of jobs is ridiculously stupid. Some roles will disappear but new ones will emerge, as in past tech shifts.
AI Verified source (May 4, 2026) -
Yann LeCun
abstains
and says:
The idea that AI will erase 20% of jobs is "ridiculously stupid," LeCun says, adding some roles will disappear but new ones will emerge, as in past tech shifts.
AI Verified source (May 4, 2026) -
Yann LeCun
votes Against
and says:
There is nothing qualitatively different between the previous technological revolutions and this one, [...] It's just another set of tools that makes us more efficient.
AI Verified source (May 4, 2026) 1 of 3 -
Yann LeCun
votes Against
and says:
There’s no such thing as AGI. There is human-level AI, but human intelligence is extremely specialised. So calling it general intelligence is complete nonsense.
AI Verified source (Feb 20, 2026) -
The first company or companies to develop AGI could gain control over a majority of economic activity
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Yann LeCun
votes For
and says:
In the near future, almost all our digital interactions will involve AI assistants. If they come from just a handful of companies in the United States or China, that's not good for democracy or for culture.
AI Verified source (Jan 16, 2026) -
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Yann LeCun
votes Against
and says:
There is no such thing as an intelligence explosion. There is no reason AI should become in control just because it is more capable.
Unverifiable source (2025) -
Yann LeCun
votes Against
and says:
[LLMs] don't really understand the physical world. They don't really have persistent memory. They can't really reason and they certainly can't plan.
AI Verified source (Mar 7, 2024)