Andrea Jimenez

1 week ago | jobsnhire.com | Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez |Kareen Liez

Geoffrey Hinton, dubbed 'the Godfather of AI,' has issued a grim warning about artificial intelligence's growing impact on the job market. He has previously voiced fears over AI's unstoppable and potentially dangerous ability to learn and recreate. Hinton is renowned for his pivotal neural network research, which began in the 1970s and earned him the nickname of Godfather. After leaving Google, he has begun discussing AI's impending effects on society.

1 week ago | ibtimes.co.uk | Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

Geoffrey Hinton, dubbed 'the Godfather of AI,' has issued a grim warning about artificial intelligence's growing impact on the job market. He has previously voiced fears over AI's unstoppable and potentially dangerous ability to learn and recreate. Hinton is renowned for his pivotal neural network research, which began in the 1970s and earned him the nickname of Godfather. After leaving Google, he has begun discussing AI's impending effects on society.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

Kristi Noem (Credit: Flickr / Creative Commons/Matt AJ)Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is reportedly recovering after suffering an allergic reaction and being rushed to a hospital in Washington, DC on Tuesday. Her hospitalisation follows her visit to 'biological hazard labs' in Fort Detrick alongside Human Services Secretary Robert F.

1 week ago | ibtimes.co.uk | Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, has made history by accepting a $200-million contract allowing the US Defense Department to use his company's artificial intelligence models. This milestone arrives amid rising internal and external pressure, as OpenAI is locked in tense negotiations with Microsoft, its largest investor and cloud partner, over the future of their multi-billion-dollar alliance.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Andrea Jimenez |Andrea Jiménez

Sam Altman (Credit: Steve Jennings/Flickr / Creative Commons)Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, has made history by accepting a $200-million contract allowing the US Defense Department to use his company's artificial intelligence models. This milestone arrives amid rising internal and external pressure, as OpenAI is locked in tense negotiations with Microsoft, its largest investor and cloud partner, over the future of their multi-billion-dollar alliance.