When will a single AI system demonstrate autonomous expert-level performance across 3+ fundamentally different domains?
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January 27, 2032
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11%
Before Oct 2026
18%
Before Apr 2027
28%
Before Oct 2027
38%
Before Apr 2028
46%
Before Oct 2028
48%
Before Dec 2029
56%
Before Dec 2032
76%
Before Dec 2035
84%
Before Dec 2039
Multi-Domain AGI: one model (same weights, no domain-specific fine-tuning) demonstrates autonomous expert-level performance in 3+ fundamentally different domains (e.g., software engineering, scientific research, legal/medical/financial professional services). Must complete substantive end-to-end professional tasks autonomously, not just answer questions. Each domain verified by independent expert panels in blinded evaluation. Exam-based domains require 90th percentile scores.
Full methodology: https://www.future-shock.ai/research/agi-predictions
Future Shock ensemble prediction: October 2027 (±6 months). Also submitted to Metaculus.
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