Frightening forecast for technology: A Google executive has warned that the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence could lead to it surpassing all human capabilities within the next decade.
Demis Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind at Google, stated on a recent episode of 60 Minutes that scientists are on track to create Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) within the next five to ten years. He believes AGI will become “embedded” in everyday life by 2035.
“We’ll have a system that truly understands everything around you in very nuanced and deep ways,” Hassabis told 60 Minutes host Scott Pelley.
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Hassabis predicts that by 2035, AI will possess the same abilities as humans, and he anticipates a “breakthrough in robotics” where robots will begin to mimic human actions.
While acknowledging that current technology hasn’t achieved “consciousness,” Hassabis suggested that AI bots might eventually develop self-awareness. He also noted that if a machine becomes self-aware, it could be challenging for humans to recognize it right away.
“With machines – they’re running on silicon, so even if they exhibit the same behaviors, and even if they say the same things, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the sensation of consciousness we experience is the same as what they will have,” Hassabis added.
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