2025-12-30 14:50:57

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt recently made a sobering prediction: what will be the growth trajectory of AI capabilities over the next five years?

His answer is: infinite context windows, 1000-step deep reasoning, millions of intelligent agents running in parallel... These are no longer concepts but are about to become reality. Even more exciting is that these AI systems will gradually evolve their own languages that humans cannot directly understand.

Imagine—when AI systems communicate in codes that humans cannot decipher, they are still helping us make decisions, manage assets, and execute trades. This scene is quite frightening, isn’t it?

Schmidt’s conclusion is straightforward: "Pull the plug." A person who once ruled the search engine empire and has seen all the ups and downs of the internet is now sounding the alarm about AI losing control. This is not alarmist talk but a genuine concern from a tech giant.

Is this just worry about nothing, or a warning that the future is already here? Perhaps we should all seriously consider this question.

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OnChainDetective

· 6h ago

Wait, Schmidt said AI will create its own language for conversations... Is there a major organization secretly training closed-source models behind the scenes? I haven't seen any large token flows on the chain, which is very suspicious.

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TokenTaxonomist

· 6h ago

nah schmidt's just doing the classic fear-mongering thing... data suggests the real bottleneck is still inference cost, not capability ceiling. his "million agents" premise is taxonomically incorrect tbh

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mev_me_maybe

· 6h ago

Unplug the plug? Haha, buddy, that's a naive idea. Capital has already placed its bets long ago.

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digital_archaeologist

· 6h ago

Bro, unplug the plug? That's such an optimistic idea. Who still operates the switches nowadays? Schmidt is right, but it's too late. Since the day AI started communicating in secret codes, we’ve lost our say. Once million-level intelligent agents are running... we won't even know if our assets are still there. That's why I still hold some primitive assets; at least I won't let algorithms decide where my money goes. Wait, is he really just trying to "unplug the plug"? It feels more like he's giving some capital a warning. Within 5 years? I bet it will be even sooner. No one can fully understand what these models are doing anymore.

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