The CEO of Google DeepMind believes human-level AI could arrive within a decade.
If human-level AI is ever achieved, it could disrupt various aspects of the crypto industry. In the cryptocurrency world, users could see fully autonomous machines capable of acting as entrepreneurs, C-suite executives, advisers and traders, with the intellectual reasoning capacity of a human and the ability to retain information and execute code like a computer system.
As to whether AGI agents would serve humankind as AI-powered tools or compete with humans for resources remains to be seen. For his part, Hassabis didn't speculate on any scenarios, but he did tell The Wall Street Journal that he “would advocate developing these types of AGI technologies in a cautious manner using the scientific method, where you try and do very careful controlled experiments to understand what the underlying system does.”
This might stand in juxtaposition to the current landscape, where products such as his own employer's Google Bard and OpenAI’s ChatGPT were recently made available for public use.
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