Hinton urges Congress: AI industry must slow development
Nobel laureate and AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton tells lawmakers the field needs to decelerate to preserve human control.
What to know
- Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel laureate behind modern AI breakthroughs, told Congress the industry must slow development to preserve human control.
- Lawmakers have a limited window to establish meaningful AI oversight before control becomes unfeasible, Hinton warned.
- King Charles is convening AI leaders for an oversight meeting as global concerns about the technology's governance intensify.
Geoffrey Hinton AI researcher, Nobel laureateKing Charles III British monarch
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King Charles hosts AI oversight meeting
King Charles is hosting a meeting for AI leaders this week as concerns about the technology's oversight grow globally.
“it doesn't have much time if members want to be able to control AI…”
— Geoffrey Hinton, AI researcher, Nobel laureate · source -
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize winner known as the 'Godfather of AI,' whose work made modern artificial intelligence possible, is now warning Congress that it doesn't have much time if members want to be able to control AI.
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Hinton testifies to Congress on AI risks — Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning AI researcher, warned Congress that the industry needs to slow down development and that lawmakers do not have much time to establish control over AI systems.
