Elon Musk at Candid Best in Davos: AI's Future in Next 2 Years, Are There Aliens, Going To Mars - Watch

Davos: Elon Musk has made an interesting observation about Artificial Intelligence (AI) during an interaction on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026, Davos, Switzerland. The billionaire

entrepreneur made a chilling prediction that appears to be both as a needed information or warning at the same time for humans.Responding to what could be the future of AI, say may be in the next 10 years, Musk said that he can’t say what happens in a decade from now, but he can certainly say what could be the future in a year or two.

Musk said that the rate at which AI is progressing, he thinks we might have AI that is smarter than any human by the end of this year, and he would say no later than next year."And then probably by 2030-2031, AI will be smarter than all of humanity collectively," Musk said."We are seeing the rate of AI chip production is increasing exponentially," he added.ALSO READ | Elon Musk Jokes About Trump's Peace Summit in Davos - 'Does He Mean A Piece of Greenland or Venezuela?' - WatchTalking about how he got inspired towards technology, Musk said that he read a lot of science fiction books, comic books, and technology as a kid. "I was inspired by reading books about science fiction predicting futures and guess I want to make science fiction into science facts."

Further speaking about what else AI can help in the future, Musk said that artificial intelligence can help us in understanding whether the standard model of physics is correct regarding the beginning of life or the end of universe existence. "So I am just trying to understand what’s going on, what’s real, are there aliens, maybe there are."ALSO READ | From ‘Boring AF’ to Davos Stage: Elon Musk Attends World Economic Forum for First Time

Do You See Yourself Ever Going on Mars? Musk Asked

When asked if he sees himself going on Mars, Elon Musk said "Am Yeah!"Adding further to this, the SpaceX boss said ,"I have been asked several times if you want to die on Mars, and I said yes but not just on the impact."