This was my speech on AI at the United Nations in Geneva, with an urgent call to action for society and governments to take a proactive role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence, rather than being mere passive spectators. "The question is if we shape the change

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📁 Demis Hassabis says Gemini already understands the world through your phone and will soon extend to glasses and robots: you’ll be able to give commands like “put the yellow object in the red bucket,” and an Android-like OS with a humanoid form will help robots navigate

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📁 Demis Hassabis says AGI could arrive in 10 years and usher in a new scientific era, but AI still lacks true creativity: it can’t, for example, devise on its own theories like Einstein’s special relativity in 1905.

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📁 Stuart Russell warns that if machines do everything, we could end up like in WALL·E: passive humans who lose purpose and knowledge, a break almost as serious as extinction.

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📁 Professor Stuart Russell, one of the world’s leading experts on artificial intelligence, warns: “When someone’s investing more than we’ve ever invested in any science and technology project in the history of the world, you have to take them seriously when they say, ‘Oh, and

📁 Cisco’s Chief Product Officer, Jeetu Patel, says we’re stepping into the next stage of artificial intelligence, shifting from chatbots to more autonomous AI agents.

A new version has been found 👀 GPT-5 high new

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📁 Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit, says that vibe coding is making software creation accessible to everyone, not just engineers, by letting people prototype and automate through natural language, a shift that’s speeding up product cycles and reshaping how companies build technology.

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📁 Pushmeet Kohli, Head of Science and Strategic Initiatives at Google DeepMind, explains that their research focuses on solving scientific problems considered impossible to achieve in 5–10 years, but with AI, they turn them into reality much faster, accelerating decades of

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📁 Ben Horowitz, co-founder of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz ($46B AUM): AI is not a bubble. The products work, growth is unprecedented, and there’s still skepticism in the market.

WTF Oracle!! Good I put some in when they announced Stargate

📁 Sam Altman says: “I’m confident that a lot of current customer support that happens over a phone or computer, those people will lose their jobs and that’ll be better done by an AI.”

📁 Sam Altman says user freedom must be limited when it conflicts with public safety, giving the example that ChatGPT should never teach someone how to build bioweapons, even if their intentions seem harmless.

📁 Sam Altman proposes an “AI privilege,” like doctor–patient or attorney–client privilege, so conversations with AI on medical, legal, or personal issues are protected from government access.