By 2030, three transformative forces—climate change, artificial general intelligence (AGI) and quantum computing—will converge, reshaping the global business landscape in ways never seen before.

Environmental Management. AGI could monitor environmental data to predict natural disasters, manage resources sustainably and develop solutions to combat climate change.

In his most recent post, Altman wrote, “We are beginning to turn our aim beyond [AGI], to superintelligence in the true sense of the word. We love our current products, but we are here for the ...

The world will not change all at once; it never does. Life will go on mostly the same in the short run, and people in 2025 will mostly spend their time in the same way they did in 2024.

In 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen told the U.S. Senate that man-made climate change was real, imminent, and potentially catastrophic. It was a perfect opportunity for the media to start covering ...

Executives like Google DeepMind’s CEO Demis Hassabis point to AGI’s potential to solve climate change or cure disease as a motivator for its development. Advertisement. Advertisement.

If ARC-AGI-1 was a binary test for whether a model had any fluid intelligence, Chollet told me last month, the second version aims to measure just how savvy an AI is.