Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, stated that artificial general intelligence (AGI) could be just a few years away, with an estimated arrival around 2030. During a discussion at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, he highlighted the profound societal implications of AGI, which he believes could lead to a 'post-scarcity world.' This concept suggests a future where resources are abundant due to advanced technology. Hassabis equated the emergence of AGI to a singularity, a pivotal moment in technological advancement. He emphasized the urgent need for society to prepare for the changes AGI will bring, including potential job losses across various sectors. While acknowledging that some industry peers may be overly confident in their predictions, he urged students in both humanities and STEM fields to embrace and adapt to the forthcoming changes. Hassabis concluded that the next few years are crucial for shaping the future of humanity in this new era.