Revolutionizing AI Against All Odds | Geoffrey E Hinton | TBCY

S6 E402 Geoffrey E Hinton, The Nobel Prize in Physics 2024; The 'Godfather of AI and Deep Learning'



00:20- About Geoffrey E Hinton
00:57- What were the key turning points in your career?
05:35- Did your ability to think outside the box come from your family, mentors, or colleagues?
07:53- Did you struggle to get published early in your career?
10:21- Did you face challenges convincing them?
11:15- How did you start working with Alex and Ilya on the research that led to AlexNet?
12:55- What drew you to this challenge, and how did the journey unfold?
17:16- When did you and your students start using Al Jensen's GPUs?
19:54- When did Jensen's colleagues recognize your work?
21:53- What was the collaboration between you and Jeff Dean at Google?
23:32- Do your early pioneers like the listener and Andrew get together for private gatherings?
24:36- What do you think about the future of neural networks and AI advancements?
27:11- How have you looked at some of these alternative systems? Do you look at them at all?
30:00- Can you tell us about your talks after you won the Nobel Prize?
31:44- What would the future look like if we can't come up with something?
32:24- What is the speaker questioning about intelligence and perception?
33:56- What is the speaker questioning about the timeline of AI development?
34:30- Can you tell us about AI's progress in music creation and AGI benchmarks?
35:31- What is the speaker questioning about the creation of ARC?
40:50- Isn’t this quite fascinating that this work that dates back decades, decades and decades, is ultimately proving itself out right?
42:20- What is the status of your work today?
45:33- Can you tell us about DeepSeek 3's computing power and open-source release?
48:17- Do you still attend conferences and read papers?
48:49- Do you still keep in touch with Ilia periodically?
50:11- What areas would you like to explore further?
52:35- Have you explored sparse autoencoders and neuropedia?
54:26- What final recommendations or questions do you have for the audience?
56:57- What areas of research would you focus on if starting at 26 today?
58:45- Can you suggest the number of neural connections in the human body?




Geoffrey Hinton, a visionary in AI, defied skepticism and transformed machine learning. From early inspiration to winning the Nobel Prize in Physics, his journey is a testament to persistence, brilliance, and thinking outside the box.



About Geoffrey E Hinton -

- Geoffrey Everest Hinton is a British-Canadian computer scientist, cognitive scientist, cand ognitive psychologist.

- He was a Nobel prize winner in Physics, known for his work on artificial neural networks which earned him the title of the "Godfather of AI".



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