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The tech industry is gearing up for the imminent release of cutting-edge artificial intelligence capable of handling intricate human tasks, as reported by Axios. This groundbreaking advancement in “superagent” AI could be unveiled within mere weeks, and speculation suggests that OpenAI might be the one to unveil it. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is slated to brief U.S. government officials on January 30th, and according to Axios, OpenAI employees are both exhilarated and apprehensive about their remarkable progress.
🚨🚨Scoop: We've learned OpenAI CEO Sam Altman — has scheduled a closed-door briefing for U.S. government officials on Jan. 30 – with people inside and out of gov’t telling us AI insiders believe a big breakthrough on PHD level SuperAgents is coming. https://t.co/0EsHMT2shi
— Jim VandeHei (@JimVandeHei) January 19, 2025
This report surfaces shortly after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg predicted that AI could supplant mid-level software engineers as early as this year. “Over time, we’ll reach a point where a significant portion of the code in our apps, including the AI we generate, will actually be built by AI engineers rather than human engineers,” Zuckerberg stated.
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According to Axios, these AI superagents will be capable of executing tasks ranging from developing new payment software to organizing off-site retreats, encompassing scheduling and travel arrangements. “This will have immense applications for health, science, and education,” an AI insider revealed to Axios, “due to the ability to conduct deep research at an unprecedented scale and scope, which will then compound into tangible productivity gains.”