Sergey Brin and Demis Hassabis surprised audiences at Google's I/O conference by discussing the future of artificial intelligence (AI), especially artificial general intelligence (AGI). They predicted that AGI could potentially arrive by 2030, emphasizing that current advancements in algorithms and computing power are crucial. They highlighted the importance of developing new techniques alongside exploiting existing ones. Furthermore, they speculated on the emergence of personal AGIs, suggesting that once AGI is achieved, new applications could follow, leading to significant advancements in technology and robotics.
"You need to scale to the maximum the techniques that you know about and exploit them to the limit. At the same time, you want to spend a bunch of effort on what's coming next." - Demis Hassabis
"If one organization reaches AGI ahead of the pack, our understanding and applications of AGI may evolve further." - Sergey Brin
"To get all the way to something like AGI I think may require one or two more new breakthroughs." - Demis Hassabis
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