It feels like we're in the midst of the singularity.

Do you agree that we're actually in the midst of it right now,

or are we going to have to wait for some other point to get there?

One difference of my own perspective versus everybody else is...

Ray Kurzweil, the inventor and futurist, who's been working in the field of artificial intelligence.

Ray Kurzweil, author, inventor, and futurist.

I've been now in AI for 61 years, which is actually a record.

If you look at your 120-odd predictions from 30-odd years ago,

only three that were wrong.

Your first prediction, as you said, that you released in 1989

was that we're going to reach human-level AI by

by 2029.

The next 10 years will get us to my definition of singularity, which will all be at least

a thousand times more intelligent.

What is most exciting to you and what are you anticipating most excitedly in the next, say, year or two?

We'll have supercomputers, but we'll also be merging with them, so we're going to be made a lot

more intelligent than we are today. When? That's going to happen at the same time for everybody.

Now that's the moonshot, ladies and gentlemen.

Everybody welcome the Moonshots.

The conversation gets you ready for the future and prepares you for the supersonic tsunami coming our way.

I'm here with DB2, AWG, and Saleem gentlemen.

2026 is off to an extraordinary year.

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