The Bulletin with UBS
The future of artificial intelligence with Geoffrey Hinton and De Kai
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29 April 2024
Episode 499
26 minutes
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Professor Geoffrey Hinton, the British-Canadian computer scientist known as the “godfather of AI”, discusses the future of artificial intelligence with his former collaborator De Kai in a special edition of the programme recorded at the UBS Greater China Conference earlier this year. Does the rise of “artificial general intelligence” threaten the future of humanity?
29 April 2024
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