Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to see rapid development in the coming decade, with the marginal cost of intelligence decreasing rapidly. One example of this is ChatGPT, an AI chatbot that uses GAN technology to engage in natural-sounding conversations and generate original content. The development of large language models, which can perform tasks at a lower cost but are not capable of creating new knowledge or solving complex problems, will enable the creation of new services that use language as the primary interface and will become more capable of continuous learning and improvement. Artificial general intelligence (AGI), which is capable of performing any intellectual task that a human is capable of, is also being developed, with the potential to lead to rapid advancements in various fields. One example of this is Teslabot, a robot being developed by Tesla that is designed to be a real-life companion and is being designed to achieve AGI, which could be used in fields such as healthcare, transportation, and technology. However, there are concerns about the alignment of AI with human goals, known as the alignment problem, and potential impacts on employment and the economy. Solutions to the alignment problem include designing AI systems with built-in ethical constraints and using self-improving AI, and some believe that adapting to the changes brought about by AI could lead to a brighter economic future for all.