Demis Hassabis says he expects AGI within two to three years, down from his three-to-five-year prediction earlier in 2026, and discusses AI's science potential
Demis Hassabis says he expects AGI within two to three years, down from his three-to-five-year prediction earlier in 2026, and discusses AI's science potential Ben Cohen / Wall Street Journal : Demis Hassabis says he expects AGI within two to three years, down from his three-to-five-year prediction earlier in 2026, and discusses AI's science potential — YOU CAN LEARN a lot…
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- Demis Hassabis expects AGI to appear within two to three years.
- He previously predicted a three‑to‑five‑year horizon earlier in 2026.
- Hassabis said AI could dramatically boost scientific discovery.
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