The race to replace human workers continues in Big Tech, but not everyone is convinced it will happen so soon.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts that AGI (artificial general intelligence) could soon be built and may transform the workforce by 2025. Despite controversy and criticism, Altman envisions significant changes in productivity and the economy, potentially leading to the need for universal basic income due to job automation by AGI agents.

Sam Altman says “we are now confident we know how to build AGI”

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AI isn’t I, so AGI won’t be G nor I, but mostly BS.

So we are supposed to be confident that they are confident

At least they’re saying the quiet part loud now. They actively want to replace workers with AI.

It’s because they are gonna use deepseek as it’s blueprint.