Artificial intelligence has always been in the headlines since the rise of natural language chat models. Recently, various industries have been affected. And Elon Musk believes artificial intelligence can contest the 2032 US presidential election. Mr. Musk shared his own remarks during an interaction with the media at the 10th Breakthrough Awards Ceremony.
The CEO's comments were made Saturday at the world's largest science awards, which honor advances in fundamental physics, mathematics and life sciences. The media was asking Musk (who was one of the attendees at the event) about who would win the US presidential election. A reporter asked, “Who will win the White House in 2024?”
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After laughing heartily, the billionaire said: “Who will win the White House in 2032? What type of AI? Transformers or proliferation?” If they are smart enough, they can undermine democracy.” This latest comment comes a week after Musk predicted on X (formerly Twitter) Space that AI could be smarter than humans by 2026.
He also said the technology is constrained due to power supply. “Defining AGI [Artificial General Intelligence] According to Reuters, when asked about AGI's development schedule, Musk also shared that the chip shortage is hampering xAI training. Grok 2, Mask's his AI initiative.
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Musk introduced Grok as a direct competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT. The company recently announced his Grok-1.5 Vision Preview, a “first generation multimodal model.” Testers will be available soon and will be able to “process a variety of visual information, including documents, diagrams, graphs, screenshots, and photos.”
The company's Grok-1.5, on the other hand, has improved inference and provides a context length of 1,28,000 tokens (up to 16 times the previous context window). It will be available for X soon. Grok-1.5 improves coding and math performance. For more information, This is here.
