Predict the future of artificial intelligence; The new revolution for another five years

A modern artificial intelligence godfather, Jan Lecon, a senior scientist at Meta, has predicted that a new revolution will take place by the end of this decade. According to him, the current systems still do not have enough ability to create smart home robots and completely cars and need further progress.

The challenges facing artificial intelligence

According to Theguardian, Lucun believes that although artificial intelligence technology has made significant progress, it still has no understanding of the physical world. Today’s models are capable of processing and manipulating language, but cannot analyze and predict real -world behaviors well. To get to home robots or cars that move without the need for humans, artificial intelligence must be able to have a better understanding of the environment.

Lecon goes on to explain that there is still a long way to go to reach the intelligence of humans or even animals. “If we can create a system that is as much as a cat or a smart rat, this will be a big victory,” he says.

Meanwhile, Joshua Benjio, another god of artificial intelligence and the winners of the Qeeprize Award 2025, has warned that the rapid development of the technology requires more attention to safety and risky management. He urged world leaders to pay particular attention to this at the World Summit of Artificial Intelligence in Paris.

The prestigious Queen Elizabeth’s prestigious prize in Qeeprize was awarded to seven prominent engineers, including Lakon and Benjio this year. Other winners include:

• Jeffrey Hinton, another god of artificial intelligence
• Fif Lee, the creator of “Imagnet” who has played an important role in the development of deep learning
• Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, whose processors are the core of machine learning

Machine learning, a revolution that changes the world

Machine learning as the basis of artificial intelligence development has transformed various industries. In this way, computers learn and make decisions without the need for direct programming. The technology has already had a profound impact on many areas, including medicine, industry, economics and communications, and has affected billions of people, Patrick Vlannes, head of the Qipriz Foundation.

Recent advances in artificial intelligence have caused a lot of discussions about its opportunities and threats. On the one hand, this technology can make human life easier and more efficient, but on the other hand, there are concerns about its potential risks for jobs, privacy and human control.

However, Yan Lecon and other scientists in the field believe that the future of artificial intelligence can make amazing changes in the world if responsible development.