Tag: Geoffrey Hinton

At the meeting convened by the White House and attended by Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic, leaders discussed the safety of AI-driven tools, with Vice President Kamala Harris on hand. AI-related actions were released to prioritize responsible innovation and safeguard people's rights. Attention was drawn to the importance of safety and ethics in the development of AI technology.

Discover the controversy behind ChatGPT-3, an improved chatbot developed by the Godfather of artificial intelligence, Geoffrey Hinton. Find out what Hongkui Jeng, head of the Allen Brain Institute, has to say about the potential misuse of AI, as well its power to manipulate information - and how Ross tested out these theories himself! Get the whole story here.

At the recent White House AI summit, President Biden and VP Harris addressed the potential dangers of AI and the responsibilities of tech companies in developing and regulating the technology. Amidst concerns about potential job loss and ethical concerns, the Biden Administration announced $140 million to the National Science Foundation, and launched policy guidance to the federal government on the use of AI.

Paul Christiano, one of the creators of AI system OpenAI, warned the world about the real danger of AI takeover, which could lead to the destruction of humanity with a 50% chance. His Alignment Research Center is devoted to making sure this doesn't occur. Other figures such as Elon Musk, Geoffrey Hinton, and Eliezer Yudkowsky have also been warning of potential dangers posed by AI. It is time for authorities to take action to ensure AI is aligned with human interests, for the long-term benefit of all.

Geoffrey Hinton has stepped down from Google due to fears of potential consequences arising from advancements in AI such as chatbots. In an interview with BBC News, the "Godfather of AI" shared his worries and regrets about the progress made. He voiced his concerns about the potential harms that could be caused if AI reaches a capacity of general knowledge and individual reasoning. Despite his fears, Hinton remains positive about the contributions AI can make, provided safety measures are in place. Google has taken steps to ensure the safe growth of AI, such as implementing policies and investing in research.