Artificial General Intelligence Forecasting and Scenario Analysis
Technology
Global
Started March 25, 2026
The authors synthesize diverse artificial general intelligence forecasting methodologies to help decisionmakers navigate uncertainty about both the timing and nature of advanced artificial intelligence capabilities
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Artificial General Intelligence Forecasting and Scenario Analysis
RAND Corporation (United States) | Mar 24, 2026
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Investing in advanced AI forecasting methodologies is essential for proactive governance and mitigating risks associated with artificial general intelligence.
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Overemphasizing forecasting might divert attention from immediate AI safety issues, risking neglect of current challenges in AI deployment.
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The development of AGI should prioritize ethical considerations, and forecasting can help identify potential societal impacts before they arise.
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The unpredictability of artificial general intelligence makes extensive forecasting efforts a futile exercise that could lead to misguided policies.
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While forecasting AI capabilities can provide valuable insights, it is crucial to remain adaptable to the rapidly changing technological landscape.
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