#1: By 2050, we will have solved the scientific and technological limitations in current AI that are critical to enabling further breakthrough progress and powe

#1: By 2050, we will have solved the scientific and technological limitations in current AI that are critical to enabling further breakthrough progress and powerful AI capable of realizing beneficial and exciting possibilities. #2: By 2050, we will have solved AI’s continually evolving safety and security, robustness, performance and output challenges and other shortcomings that may cause harm or erode the public trust of AI systems, especially in safety-critical applications and uses where social stakes and risk are high. #3: By 2050, we will have solved the challenge of safety and control, alignment, and compatibility with increasingly powerful and capable AI systems and eventually those of artificial general intelligences (AGI) #4: By 2050, there will have been game-changing contributions by AI to humanity’s greatest challenges and opportunities, including in health and life sciences, climate, foundational science (including the social sciences) and mathematics. #5: By 2050, we will have met the economic challenges and opportunities resulting from AI and its related technologies. #6: By 2050, we will have met the challenge of democratizing access, participation, and agency in the development of AI across countries, organizations, and segments of society, especially those not presently involved in the development of AI. #7: By 2050, we will have solved the challenges and complexities of responsible research, deployment, and sociotechnical embedding of AI into different societies and subcultures, accounting for different cultures, participants, stakes, risks, societal externalities, and market and other forces. #8: By 2050, we will have solved AI-related risks around its use and misuse, competition, cooperation, and coordination between countries and other key actors. #9: By 2050, we will have solved the adaptation, co-evolution and resiliency of institutions and social infrastructure to keep up with and harness AI progress for the benefit of society. #10: By 2050, we will have solved what it means to be human in the age of AI.