Geoffrey Hinton warns that machine self-preservation may soon pose an existential threat without urgent regulation.

On an episode of the "Diary of a CEO" podcast that aired June 16, Geoffrey Hinton laid out what he sees as a key difference between how OpenAI and Google, his former employer, dealt with AI safety.

Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI," left Google due to self-censorship concerns, feeling unable to openly discuss AI's potential dangers while employed there. Although Google never explicitly ...

Tech News : Geoffrey Hinton, the AI Godfather, shares concerns about automation. He suggests some jobs are more secure than others. Hinton believes plumbers may h ...

Geoffrey Hinton and Nick Frosst debate language, intelligence, and the risks and rewards of AI at a headline Toronto Tech Week event.

Geoffrey Hinton, who previously worked at Google and earned his nickname for his work on neural networks, laid out the risks of mass joblessness during an interview on the 'Diary of a CEO' podcast ...

Geoffrey Hinton names the jobs AI won’t replace — and the ones that are doomed Hinton, often called the "Godfather of AI" for his influential work on neural networks, recently left Google to ...

Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI," warns that AI could surpass humans in most tasks, leading to mass job loss and potential existential threats.

Geoffrey Hinton, the deep-learning pioneer popularly dubbed the "Godfather of AI," says young job seekers should consider a career as a plumber as software continues to eclipse routine office work.

Hinton, who resigned from Google in 2023 to speak more freely about the risks of AI, said that jobs in translation, customer service, legal research, and even financial analysis could be ...

The "Godfather of AI" outlined why he thinks Google moved slower on rolling out its chatbots. Geoffrey Hinton, who spent more than a decade at Google, said reputational considerations were key ...