Elon Musk Predicts AI Will Surpass Human Intelligence by 2032, Foresees 'Age of Amazing Abundance'
Elon Musk stated in an interview with The Economist that he believes artificial intelligence (AI) will exceed the sum of human intelligence in approximately five years, by 2032. He predicts AI will be capable of doing almost anything better than humans, apart from 'being human.' While acknowledging AI's existential risks, Musk now suggests the most likely outcome is an 'age of amazing abundance,' and that stopping AI's rapid momentum is no longer realistic, marking a shift towards a more optimistic outlook on its future impact.
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