British Canadian Geoffrey Hinton wins Nobel Prize for AI discoveries

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because AI will eats itself and will start devouring other AIs

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and the Nobel Prize in physics goes to

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Jeffrey Hinton University of Toronto

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Canada the news came in an early morning

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phone call to Palo Alto California I'm

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flabbergasted Jeffrey Hinton also known

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as The Godfather of AI winning the

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prestigious award alongside American

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scientist John hopfield in layman's

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terms they're being recognized as The

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Architects of machine learning software

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that acts like a human brain using data

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to recognize patterns it Powers facial

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recognition and language translation

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software I'm hoping AI will lead to

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tremendous benefits to tremendous

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increases in productivity and to a

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better life for everybody I'm convinced

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that it will do that in healthc care

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Hinton famously stepped down from his

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role at Google AI last year allowing him

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to speak freely about the potential

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dangers of artificial intelligence

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getting well so intelligent that it

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becomes a threat to humanity a

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Frankenstein scenario he's still

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concerned about My worry is that it may

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also lead to bad things um and in

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particular when we get things more

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intelligent than ourselves no one really

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knows whether we're going to be able to

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control them his uh call forarms

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actually has built a lot of initiatives

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here in Toronto Canada and the world

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that are thinking about how to have safe

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AI That's inspired future innovators in

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the UFT classrooms where he used to

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teach some people call him the Godfather

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of AI and I think it's a it's a very

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valid term because he actually has

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trained a lot of the people that are now

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uh leaders in the field speaking from

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Silicon Valley the now Nobel Prize

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winner Jeffrey Hinton said when it comes

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to Innovation curiosity is key letting

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scientists follow their curiosity to try

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and understand things and Canada is

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quite good at that and perhaps could

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even be at the Forefront of establishing

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those safety guard rails the AI

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godfather has been calling for Ali

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