Comprehensive artificial intelligence will be achieved by year 3

Sam Altman, CEO of Openai, said in his latest prediction that AGI will be achieved by year 2, and this level of technology is capable of doing 5 % to 5 % of the work done today in the economy.

Altman said that the latest model of the OpenAI, the Gpt-5, is more intelligent in many ways, but an extremely smart artificial intelligence will emerge before the end of the decade. “If we do not have models that have extraordinary abilities and do things that we can’t do, I will be amazed,” he said.

Openai CEO says it is possible to reach a comprehensive artificial intelligence by year 3

Also, in response to a question about how comprehensive artificial intelligence is destroying today’s jobs, he said, even without the influence of artificial intelligence, many jobs were not existed five years ago today. He also predicted that 5 to 5 percent of the current economy will be done by artificial intelligence in the not too distant future.

He also said when the CEO of OpenAI was asked what his child would not be replaced by artificial intelligence over the next five years, he said: “How to learn how to learn, learning adaptation, and learning resilience against much change. Learning how to understand what people want, how to build useful products and services, and how to interact in the world. “

The Openai CEO disagrees with the opinion of Elizer Yodkowski, a scholar of artificial intelligence, who believes that the technology can destroy humans like an ant. Altman believes that artificial intelligence will treat humans like a kind parent.

This view is somewhat similar to the views of Jeffrey Hinton, the Godfather of Artificial Intelligence and Jan Lacan, a senior Meta artificial intelligence scientist who recently said that the creation of “motherly instinct” in artificial intelligence models is important so that these models really care about people.

Altman, of course, acknowledged that comprehensive artificial intelligence may also have side effects and consequences that we are still unaware of.