Computer scientist Jeffrey Sinton, known as the “godfather of artificial intelligence” in the industry, said on Wednesday that as artificial intelligence technology continues to evolve from generation to generation, humans may not be able to maintain their dominance over large language models. After speaking at the Ai4 summit in Las Vegas, Hinton told the media: “The current situation is that these things are getting smarter. I think as they become more intelligent, we'll see them have more complex intentions, and a stronger ability to escape control.” “I don't think we can control them the way we used to, simply by trying to keep them from escaping.” He later added. Previously, the Nobel laureate, former Google executive, and founder of deep learning had issued similar warnings many times: humans may not be able to “defeat” or “shut down” the next generation of superintelligent models through traditional means.

Computer scientist Jeffrey Sinton, known as the “godfather of artificial intelligence” in the industry, said on Wednesday that as artificial intelligence technology continues to evolve from generation to generation, humans may not be able to maintain their dominance over large language models. After speaking at the Ai4 summit in Las Vegas, Hinton told the media: “The current situation is that these things are getting smarter. I think as they become more intelligent, we'll see them have more complex intentions, and a stronger ability to escape control.” “I don't think we can control them the way we used to, simply by trying to keep them from escaping.” He later added. Previously, the Nobel laureate, former Google executive, and founder of deep learning had issued similar warnings many times: humans may not be able to “defeat” or “shut down” the next generation of superintelligent models through traditional means.