British-Canadian Geoffrey Hinton and U.S. scientist John Hopfield, winners of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics, share their ...

The Godfather of AI has said that a simple job, such as a plumber, is among the safest in a future dominated by artificial ...

Nobel Prize laureate Hinton, who gained notoriety for his research on neural networks, has warned of the possibility of ...

If the mistakes artificial intelligence makes have you doubting it can’t rival humans, one of the technology’s pioneers says ...

Canada risks losing its early advantage in artificial intelligence because businesses are adopting the technology too slowly, ...

Geoffrey Hinton, known as the 'Godfather of AI', warned that AI could lead to mass joblessness, particularly in white-collar roles. He also opposed the restructuring of Open AI which might do more ...

Speaking on the Diary of a CEO podcast, Hinton—often dubbed the “Godfather of AI”—highlighted the risk that automation poses to white-collar employment. “For mundane intellectual labour, AI is just ...

And, because it is digital, you can simulate a neural network on one piece of hardware, and exactly the same neural network ...

Computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton says AI is well on its way to becoming more intelligent than humans and could soon lead to ...

From neural networks to AI ethics, Hinton, Bengio, and LeCun have shaped the trajectory of artificial intelligence for ...

The 78-year-old pioneer of neural networks, Geoffrey Hinton, said AI could lead to sweeping job losses, especially in white-collar professions.

You don't need a college degree to become a plumber, but it is one of the few jobs that AI won't be able to replace, at least not for a while.