- CEO's claims about reaching the Singularity should not be taken seriously, as they often make outlandish statements for publicity and fail to define the term.
- None of the CEOs, including Sam Altman and Elon Musk, have clearly defined what the Singularity means, and their claims lack substantiation.
- The Klarna Effect shows that companies boast of AI replacing workers, but then quietly rehire humans due to AI's costs and limitations.
- The age of abundance promised by AI proponents like Peter Diamandis and Elon Musk has not been realized.
- AI is not uncontrollable; incidents like the OpenAI hack required human initiation and lacked proper safeguards, not spontaneous AI behavior.
- Brain-computer interfaces for human-AI merging, as per Ray Kurzweil's definition of the Singularity, are far from reality.
- The Singularity as a point of unpredictability or superintelligence beyond human control is not yet reached, with current AI failing at many tasks only experts can do.
- Intelligence is multidimensional; progress in AI varies across areas, making a single Singularity moment unlikely in this decade.
- Failed predictions by Elon Musk, such as AGI by 2025, highlight the unreliability of CEO claims about AI milestones.