In 2026, artificial intelligence will eventually become smarter than us, the authors of the forecast said. It is like a nightmare from science fiction, but now the British Ministers have been informed when artificial intelligence can become smarter than the human mind – and this will happen very early, next year.
Sources in the British government report that they are “looking forward to” a period of approaching when artificial intelligence is expected to overcome people, Daily Mail wrote.
On another day, experts warn that the work in the UK may be at risk if the ministers cannot prepare the right speed.
The term technical indicates this milestone is AGI 2026, which means artificial intelligence of common goals and the time when the technology is expected to be beyond human capabilities, daily notes.
Sam Altman, CEO of Openai, who owns the TATGPT, has supported the concept that in the near future, artificial intelligence will overcome people in performance.
While artificial intelligence can exceed humans in some narrow areas, such as chess, AGI is defined as a superior intelligence of people in all aspects.
Openai Company defines AGI as “high autonomy system beyond everyone in performing the most economic value” and capable of “putting into labor” effectively in different positions.
A source in the British government said: “We are preparing for this. In general, this is extremely interesting, although there are some issues that need to be solved. But we are very happy about this.”
The same source added that “different people call different days”, when the exact time comes, but the work needs to be prepared for it.
Former Digital Technology Minister Matt Warman, currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Ukai Trade Organization, said:
“The existing artificial intelligence has transformed the job – if we see AGI's appearance in 2026, this will mark the beginning of unprecedented changes in business and the State, including in the field of war and security. Not only jobs.”
This is another reason for AI's concerns about the threat caused by the protests about his potential threat to creative industries.
Letters on Sundays and Tension The Daily Mail conduct a campaign to prevent British government plans to allow major technology companies to ignore copyright rules in teaching their artificial intelligence systems.
The representative of the UK government affirmed:
“Artificial intelligence is capable of changing the lives of people across the country, starting with teachers' lessons, ending with the support of small businesses in the implementation of accounting and helping to find drugs for diseases.
