Arthur Mutambara

thumb Arthur G.O. Mutambara is an academic and technology expert currently serving as the director and full professor of the Institute for the Future of Knowledge (IFK) at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) in South Africa. Prior to his academic pursuits, Mutambara held significant political roles, including serving as the Former Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. Quotes We don't believe in fighting other democratic forces of this country. As the party goes towards two separate congresses, the infusion of a new leadership untainted by the current disagreements is imperative to facilitate a reunification process. We are not going to allow to a dictator who is sitting on us to determine the means of confrontation against him. We are not asking his approval to be free. I hope Robert Mugabe, a sick and old man, you are listening. We mean business. It is better to own 10% of an elephant than 100% of a rat. We are putting Robert Mugabe and his government on notice. When we go to the next elections it will be impossible for him to rig. The time for Mugabe to grandstand ... as the grandmaster of anti-imperialism in Africa is now past. The game is up. Mutambara describes himself as a person who is driven by a burning desire “to change the world by igniting citizen activism through ideas.” He also paints himself as a person who is committed to “pursuing the ambitious vision of the African dream, characterised by a peaceful, stable, integrated, democratic, technology-driven, industrial, and economically prosperous continent. Mutambara’s vision of society and technology Well, AI researchers have developed and created what is called:Humanity’s Last Exam (HLE)This is an examination with PhD-level questions in EVERY subject.The HLE is a challenging benchmark designed to test deep reasoning, problem-solving, and general intelligence. This test consists difficult, novel questions that go beyond typical language tasks and require broad world knowledge and logic.The HLE aims to assess how close AI systems are to achieving advanced, human-level reasoning abilities. It is used to compare the most capable LLMs and track progress toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The smartest people in the world typically score a maximum of 3% on the HLE. This means answering only about 75 – 125 of the ~2 500 questions correctly.The best AI systems in the world are scoring between 21% and 30%.Grok 4, launched on 9 July 2025 by Elon Musk, scored an outstanding, astonishing and staggering 44.4%As AI systems continue to improve their performance on the HLE, the smartest person is STUCK at 3%Indeed, slowly but surely, Superintelligence will get here. External links Category:Politicians from Zimbabwe Category:Academics from South Africa Category:1966 births Category:Living people