Former Google X executive Mo Gawdat predicts AI advancements will profoundly disrupt the world within three years, as current tools only hint at their transformative potential.
Transition to AGI could lead to job losses, economic disruption
Jun 02, 2026
02:24 pm
What's the storyMo Gawdat, the former Google X business chief, has issued a stark warning about the future of artificial intelligence (AI).
He believes that we have just three years before AI becomes advanced enough to disrupt industries and society as we know it.
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