Large language models become ubiquitous in work, education and creative professions.
Autonomous AI agents perform multi-step tasks without continuous human guidance.
AI systems conduct scientific research independently and publish discoveries.
The first AI systems achieve human-like, general cognitive abilities in virtually every domain.
AGI systems begin actively contributing to the design of their successors.
Countries sign international treaties to control the development of superintelligent AI.
AI surpasses the combined cognitive capacities of all of humanity in nearly every field.
Superintelligence fundamentally restructures the economy, science, and human existence.
Humanity and superintelligent AIs coexist in a fundamentally new form of civilization.
Unlike specialized AI, AGI systems can flexibly reason, learn and adapt to new, unseen situations the way a human would. This marks a turning point: machines that are no longer limited to pre-trained tasks, but capable of open-ended learning. Images of neural networks restructuring themselves symbolize this transition.