Geoffrey Hinton, who has been called the ‘Godfather of AI,’ confirmed Monday that he left his role at Google last week to speak out about the “dangers” of the technology he helped to develop.

Geoffrey Hinton, a Google engineer widely considered the godfather of artificial intelligence, has quit his job and is now warning of the dangers of further AI development. Hinton worked at Google ...

Geoffrey Hinton, who worked with Google and mentors AI's rising stars, started looking at artificial intelligence more than 40 years ago, he told "CBS Mornings" in late March.

Geoffrey Hinton, known to some as the “Godfather of AI,” pioneered the technology behind today’s most impactful and controversial artificial intelligence systems.He also just quit his ...

Geoffrey Hinton, shown here outside Google's Mountain View, Calif., headquarters in 2015, has called for top scientists to work together to control the technology to mitigate potential risks.

Geoffrey Hinton rose to prominence as an artificial intelligence researcher. He invented groundbreaking new technologies, sold Google a 2-month-old startup for $44 million in the halcyon days of ...

Dr. Geoffrey Hinton left his position at Google last month in order to warn about the dangers of rapid AI development. He previously compared modern AI systems to a ‘precocious child’ and ...

Geoffrey Hinton is considered a “Godfather of AI,” as one of the leading persons who laid the foundation for AI that we’re seeing the impact of today. Hinton, alongside two others, won a ...

I met Geoffrey Hinton at his house on a pretty street in north London just four days before the bombshell announcement that he is quitting Google. Hinton is a pioneer of deep learning who helped ...

At Google, Hinton served as vice president and engineering fellow. Hinton’s departure from Google, and more specifically his role as head of the Google Brain team, got the wheel of speculation ...

Geoffrey Hinton, who has been called the ‘Godfather of AI,’ confirmed Monday that he left his role at Google last week to speak out about the “dangers” of the technology he helped to develop.