This is not a distant science fiction story — we are already on the brink of transformation.

In a recent in-depth analysis of future AI trends, industry leaders made several shocking predictions. The core point is straightforward: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will not be a 2030 event, nor a 2028 event, but will become a reality in 2026.

Where does this confidence come from? Breakthroughs in data center computing power. Existing ultra-large-scale data centers are running advanced large models — one of these models has already scored 52% on complex reasoning tests, and the next generation not only aims to approach a perfect score but can even identify logical issues within the tests themselves. Sounds a bit frightening? That’s what exponential growth looks like in reality.

The timeline is as follows: if AGI truly arrives in 2026, by 2030, AI’s overall capabilities could surpass the combined intelligence of all humans. Looking further ahead, applications like robotic doctors and robotic scientists could crush human experts in their respective fields within just three years.

There’s also a deeper logic — whoever controls AI computing power controls the future discourse. From the current situation, this race for computing power is being redefined, and the geopolitical landscape of competition is quietly shifting.

These predictions sound radical, but if you look at the current model iteration speed, hardware upgrade cycles, and capital investment scale, you’ll see that everything is progressing on a normal trajectory.

The future is not a distant concept; it is being woven into shape by lines of code and chips.