Elon Musk and other AI experts predict that Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) could surpass human intelligence in the near future. Musk stated that AI might exceed the intelligence of the smartest human within one to two years, and by 2029 or 2030, it could potentially surpass the combined intelligence of all humans. Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, echoed this sentiment, forecasting that superintelligent AI could emerge as early as next year. Meanwhile, at the Hack Seasons Conference in Hong Kong, Mark Fidelman, CMO at Exa Bits, suggested that the early stages of true AGI could appear within 30 days to six months. Despite these advancements, concerns about regulatory gaps in AI safety persist, as geopolitical competition overshadows discussions on the subject. The competitive landscape in AI is also evolving, with OpenAI's ChatGPT currently leading in the consumer market, while Google's Gemini struggles to keep pace. Experts note that AI models have made substantial progress, achieving expert human-level accuracy in complex scientific questions, indicating rapid advancements in the field.