Elon Musk outlined the schedule of missions to Mars

Elon Musk is currently one of the most news-making figures in the world who has created many margins for himself both in the field of technology and politics. He has now outlined his plans for manned and unmanned SpaceX missions and the impact of artificial intelligence on the future of humanity.

Musk, who attended the event of the Future Investment Initiative Institute at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center in Riyadh via video conference, talked with Peter Diamandis, the founder of XPRIZE, and explained his opinions in various fields. Initially, when asked about the speed of AI development, Musk said that he expects the technology to improve 10 times annually, which means that in four years, the technology will be 10,000 times better.

Elon Musk hopes to send humans to Mars by the end of this decade

Elon Musk also went on to say that artificial intelligence will be able to do everything humans do in the next year or two. He said that probably in 2028 or 2029, this technology could reach a stage where it can surpass humans in terms of output and do things that all humans should normally do with each other’s help.

Musk went on to say that he sees artificial intelligence as a serious threat to the human race, and that this technology is probably the most important threat facing humanity in the near term. But Elon Musk said that he considers the long-term threat to be the collapse of the global population; Because the birth rate is falling almost all over the world. In addition, Elon Musk said that probably in 2040, the number of humanoid robots will exceed the number of humans, and the price of these robots will also vary between 20 and 25 thousand dollars.

Finally, Musk explained the plans of SpaceX. He said that he hopes to send some spaceships to Mars in two years, and it is possible to land humans on Mars two years after this date. Musk also says he’d be more optimistic about the timing if Trump were to re-enter the White House.