‘Godfather of AI': Humans may not be able to outsmart next generation of models
Geoffrey Hinton, also known as the “Godfather of Artificial Intelligence (AI),” on Wednesday said humans may not be able to retain dominance over large language models as the technology expands across generations. “What’s happening is these things are getting smarter.
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Geoffrey Hinton, also known as the “Godfather of Artificial Intelligence (AI),” on Wednesday said humans may not be able to retain dominance over large language models as the technology expands across generations. “What’s happening is these things are getting smarter. I think as they get smarter, we’re going to see more and more complex intentions...
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