Musk predicted the satisfaction of all human needs with a neural network in the future

In the future, artificial intelligence will be able to more than meet absolutely all the needs of humanity, including access to the most advanced medicine. This was announced on November 7 by American entrepreneur Elon Musk.

"Superintelligence will more than meet all the needs of humanity. There will be universal high income, universal extremely high income, universal medical care that will be better than the best medical care available on Earth today," he said in an interview with American entrepreneur Ron Baron.

According to the businessman, the main demand for such computing power will come from artificial intelligence itself. Musk noted that the development of civilization is directly related to the amount of energy used. According to him, even if we increase energy consumption by a million times, humanity will use only a small fraction of the Sun's capabilities, which indicates a huge potential for growth.

The entrepreneur also assessed the impact of digital AI on the global economy. According to Musk's forecasts, global GDP growth due to the introduction of these systems could range from 20% to 30%, which is equivalent to an additional $25 trillion. In addition, superintelligence can approximately double the productivity of office workers.

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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced on July 27 that Russia is among the leaders in the development of neural networks. He noted that several companies with fundamentally different approaches to creating models are working on domestic AI technologies.

Russian Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov, in turn, said that the education system in Russia is adapting to the challenges associated with the development of AI. According to him, the use of artificial intelligence technologies will affect the requirements for specialists in various fields, including medicine. He noted that employees will need the ability to interact with new equipment and digital technologies.