AI will be more intelligent than the entire human race in the next 5 years, Elon Musk’s big prediction in Davos conference
Davos. Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has made a big claim about the future of AI at the World Economic Forum (WEF). He said that in the next 5 years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) can surpass the ‘collective intelligence’ of humans i.e. the knowledge of the entire human race. He said this in a conversation with Lawrence Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock. Musk said that computing power is increasing very rapidly and AI based systems are gradually being incorporated into the economy.
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How long will this big change take?
Musk said that the change towards superhuman intelligence will happen at a very fast pace in this decade. He said that by the end of this year or next year, there may be an AI that is more intelligent than any single human and about 5 years from now, AI may be more intelligent than the entire humanity.
Humanoid Robots and Tesla Optimus
Musk said that not only software, robotics is also progressing rapidly. Tesla’s humanoid robot ‘Optimus’ has already started doing menial jobs in factories. According to Musk, the development of humanoid robots will happen even faster in the coming times.
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When will these robots reach common people?
According to the estimates of Musk and Lawrence Fink, these robots may soon come out of the factory and become available to common customers. First they will learn more complex work in factories, then the company can start selling them to the common people.
safety is most important
Musk said that before bringing robots into the market, full attention will be paid to their safety and reliability. Until robots are proven to be very safe, reliable and capable of working, they will not be launched for the common people. He compared it to the development of software in Tesla cars and said that in future you will be able to ask robots to do ‘almost any task’.
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