But one of the godfathers of AI says the idea that the tech is an existential ... Christopher Mims: He likes to use the analogy of a cat. A cat has four things that today's AIs and especially ...

He likes the cat metaphor ... up generative AI’s superhuman potential, from Elon Musk to two of LeCun’s fellow pioneers, who ...

"We don't have machines that are nearly as smart as a house cat, in terms of understanding the physical world." Within three to five years, Mr LeCun predicts, AI will have some aspects of human ...

This independence of view is most clearly demonstrated by LeCun's observation in our Newsweek AI Impact interview that LLMs are doomed to the proverbial technology scrap heap in a matter of years ...

The Nobel Prize winner thinks there should be more regulations for AI. Geoffrey Hinton, known as the "Godfather of AI," is chiming in on artificial intelligence and what its increased ...

Geoffrey Hinton, the "godfather of AI," says the technology is advancing faster than expected. He warned that if AI becomes superintelligent, humans may have no way of stopping it from taking over.

"Godfather of AI" Geoffrey Hinton was awakened in the middle of the night last year with news he had won the Nobel Prize in physics. He said he never expected such recognition. "I dreamt about ...

Earlier this month, Geoffrey Hinton, the 76-year-old “Godfather of AI,” was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics. Hinton’s seminal contributions to neural networks are credited with ushering ...