Human-level AI could be here as early as 2026: Anthropic CEO
“We’ll get there in 2026 or 2027” if the current rate of AI advancements continues, said Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei. Go to Source
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OpenAI raises an additional $6.6B at a $157B valuation
In February 2024, the artificial intelligence company was valued at approximately $80 billion and has grown considerably since that time. Go to Source
AI can save humanity, but only if the people control it — Ben Goertzel
Decentralizing and democratizing AGI is the best way to prevent corporations and militaries from abusing its incredible power, SingularityNET’s CEO tells The Agenda. Go to Source
ASI Alliance ‘quite far’ from OpenAI in hardware — SingularityNET CEO
The ASI Alliance can enable mass adoption of decentralized networks in the same way the world jumped into ChatGPT, SingularityNET CEO believes. Go to Source
Area 51 for AI? US gov secures early access to cutting edge models
It’s unclear whether the government would be required to inform the general public in the event an AI model becomes sentient. Go to Source
Scientists illuminate a path to quantum AGI with new light-based chips
Recent breakthroughs in photonic computing could finally make human-level AI possible. Go to Source
Q2 earnings: AI sector enters flat spin as consumer disinterest in chatbots intensifies
Despite unbridled optimism and massive spending, generative AI is still a solution looking for a problem. Go to Source
‘Superintelligence within just a few years’ — SingularityNET CEO
Industry leaders say the delay in the ASI merger to July 15 will not halt progress toward decentralized superintelligence. Go to Source
Former OpenAI researcher foresees AGI reality in 2027
Former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner is confident that an AI lab will be able to train a GPT-4-level model in a minute in 2027, versus three months in 2023. Go to Source
Former OpenAI, Anthropic employees call for ‘right to warn’ on AI risks
Former OpenAI, Anthropic and DeepMind employees urge AI companies to expand whistleblower protections to publicly address AI risks amid growing concerns over the “deprioritization” of safety. Go to Source
