AI BriefingGoogle DeepMind's Hassabis: "AGI will arrive within 3-4 years"
Key point
Demis Hassabis has moved up his AGI timeline to 2029-2030, citing the acceleration of AI agents.
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Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind and Nobel laureate, has significantly moved up his prediction for the arrival of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). Having previously predicted a range of 2030-2035 last year, he has now narrowed that timeline to 2029-2030.
Hassabis explained that the acceleration of AI agents will bring AGI closer. He noted that agent technology is currently being put into practice, and that its usefulness will grow even further within the next year.
Predictions from major tech leaders on AGI vary widely:
- Ilya Sutskever: Between 2030 and 2045 (a major revision from his earlier 2019-2021 predictions)
- Jensen Huang: Has taken a somewhat ambiguous stance, stating that AGI has already been achieved
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