Elon Musk: AI has surpassed humans in many fields, we are at the singularity
Elon Musk responded that AI has surpassed humans in many aspects, and we are at the singularity.
This statement continues his recent judgment on the accelerated evolution of AI, emphasizing that current capabilities have entered a self-reinforcing stage.
Event-driven narratives related to AI are heating up, with funds continuing to flow into Musk's AI and robotics assets such as xAI and Tesla, while traditional knowledge work sectors are under pressure.
Source: Public information
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Elon Musk has repeatedly stated that AI has surpassed humans in certain areas and has claimed multiple times in 2026 that "we have entered the singularity," using similar terminology as Sam Altman and Demis Hassabis to describe the current acceleration phase, emphasizing that recursive self-improvement has been initiated.
On the capital front, Musk is advancing the integration of AI and robotics through xAI and Tesla Optimus, aiming to achieve dual scaling of intelligence and physical capabilities, with capital and computational resources concentrating in his vertically integrated system to seize the early window of the singularity.
Similar cases can be seen in Ray Kurzweil's long-term predictions of the technological singularity framework, as well as the compression of AGI timelines by laboratories like OpenAI; the current AI industry is in a transitional phase from narrow superhuman capabilities to broad acceleration.
Essentially, this is a technological substitution: intelligence shifts from a scarce human resource to scalable production, with the mechanism being the self-improvement cycle of models shortening iteration cycles, forcing a repricing of capital and labor.
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