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Ilya Sutskever Says AI Will Eventually Do Everything Humans Can, TechRadar Reports

Ilya Sutskever says AI will keep improving and eventually do everything humans can do, in a TechRadar quote of the day.

AI News Feed · 2026-09-19 08:21

The quote was attributed to Sutskever as a former OpenAI chief scientist and an SSI co-founder. The TechRadar item was written by contributor Keumars Afifi-Sabet, according to the publication's author information. His profile describes him as a freelance contributor to TechRadar and technology editor for Live Science, with more than five years of experience as a technology journalist and previous work as features editor at ITPro. The profile says he has overseen commissioning and publishing of long-form work in areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing and digital transformation.

The TechRadar item did not include additional direct quotes from Sutskever. It also did not give a timeline for when the predicted capabilities might arrive, nor did it identify specific tasks beyond the phrase "all the things that we can do." The publication presented the statement as a quote of the day, alongside its characterization of the remark as a prediction about future superintelligence. It did not include responses from OpenAI, SSI or other researchers.