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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts that we could achieve AI superintelligence by 2025. He highlighted the potential of AI agents to handle complex tasks independently, much like a skilled human. While the progress in deep learning has been groundbreaking, he emphasized that there’s still a lot of hard work...

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