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AI Experts Sharpen Timeline for Human-Level Machine Intelligence to 2047

Artificial intelligence researchers have significantly accelerated their predictions for when machines might match human capabilities. According to new analysis, experts now give a 50% probability that AI systems could outperform humans across all tasks by 2047—13 years sooner than previous estimates. The accelerated timeline comes alongside growing concerns about governance gaps and catastrophic risks.

Artificial intelligence researchers are dramatically revising their predictions about when machines might achieve human-level capabilities, with new analysis suggesting a 50% chance of human-equivalent AI emerging by 2047. That timeline has moved forward by 13 years compared to just three years ago, according to research findings that highlight both the accelerating pace of AI development and growing concerns about societal preparedness.

The Shrinking Timeline

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Political Leaders Face Backlash Over AI-Generated Content and Copyright Issues

Political figures are increasingly deploying AI-generated content in their communications, including controversial deepfakes and unauthorized music. The trend has sparked copyright disputes and debates about the line between satire and misinformation.

Escalating Use of AI-Generated Political Content

Political leaders are facing mounting criticism for their deployment of artificial intelligence-generated media, with sources indicating a significant increase in deepfaked videos and other synthetic content across conservative social media channels. According to reports, this trend has accelerated despite legal threats from artists and concerns about misinformation.