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Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton says AI is not slowing down: "10 years ago, if I told you what we can do today with AI, you wouldn’t have believed me. You’d have said that’s just science fiction."

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Another paper showing that LLMs do not just memorize, but are actually reasoning

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Stuart Russell said Hinton is "tidying up his affairs … because he believes we have maybe 4 years left"

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Nobel Winner Geoffrey Hinton says he is particularly proud that one of his students (Ilya Sutskever) fired Sam Altman, because Sam is much less concerned with AI safety than with profits

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Google is now hiring scientists with "deep interest in AI consciousness and sentience"

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Nobel Prize awarded to ‘godfather of AI’ who warned it could wipe out humanity

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Stanford economist Erik Brynjolfsson predicts that within 5 years, AI will be so advanced that we will think of human intelligence as a narrow kind of intelligence, and AI will transform the economy

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If an AI lab developed AGI, why would they announce it?

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