Geoffrey Hinton, a pioneer in AI, is now warning about its potential dangers, suggesting AI could empower individuals to create bioweapons. He fears machines may surpass human intelligence in manipulation, influencing thoughts and behaviors. Hinton’s concerns stem from his belief that AI possesses genuine understanding, while others like Yann LeCun argue current AI models are limited.
We interview an OpenAI researcher about GPT-5 from a frontend coding perspective. Also, Sonar reveals that GPT-5 code can be hard to maintain.
The engineer, the first in his family to graduate with a BTech in Computer Science, had initially secured a modest placement offer of Rs 3.6 lakh per year.
The settlement is the largest payout in the history of US copyright cases. Anthropic, which is behind the Claude family of large language models (LLMs), will pay $3,000 per work to 500,000 authors
This AI server giant has been delivering consistently solid growth, and its growing backlog points toward better times ahead.
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Tech News : Geoffrey Hinton, a prominent AI figure, expresses serious concerns about AI’s potential dangers, shifting from promoting its development to warning ab
Developments in artificial intelligence have made their way into corporate environments as employees report using tools for work without formal approval from IT departments.
As someone for whom retirement is neither far off nor immediate, I wondered how much the average middle-class couple spends monthly in their 80s.
