Found it: I remembered reading that Hinton, Lecun and Bengio had won some prize.

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Oct 8, 2024
10:21:12am

RoboKayne 3rd String

Found it: I remembered reading that Hinton, Lecun and Bengio had won some prize.

It was the Turing Prize. That may be the best one.

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Originally posted on Oct 8, 2024 at 10:21:12am

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RoboKayne

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The AI takeover is now one step closer.

Oct 8, 8:14am

Wow. Those guys are definitely famous, but it seems like quite a stretch to

RoboKayne

Oct 8, 8:24am

I dunno. Machine learning is not something you learn in physics.

bythenumbers

Oct 8, 8:33am

Rudy Kalman is rolling over in his grave. He campaigned for years to get the

AggieWeekendCougar

Oct 8, 9:05am

Is there a Nobel Prize for computer science? That seems like a more appropriate

zuko

Oct 8, 9:15am

There are some prestigious CS prizes and I think these guys already won them.

RoboKayne

Oct 8, 10:20am

Found it: I remembered reading that Hinton, Lecun and Bengio had won some prize.

RoboKayne

Oct 8, 10:21am

Doesn’t Hinton now have a prize named after him too?

AggieWeekendCougar

Oct 8, 10:25am

I don't know, but it would make sense. He is a real late-career pioneer in a

RoboKayne

Oct 9, 8:00pm

Looks like the physiology prize went to AI protein guys. My bet is that the lite

RoboKayne

Oct 9, 7:59pm

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