Geoffrey Hinton
Position: Il met en garde contre une menace existentielle, a quitté Google pour parler des risques.
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Risk metaphor: AI is like a cute tiger cub that may kill you once grown; urged spending a third of compute on safety.
«Unless you can be very sure it's not gonna want to kill you when it's grown up, you should worry.»
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Shift: instead of controlling superintelligence, proposed building 'maternal instincts' — we need AI mothers, not assistants.
«We need AI mothers rather than AI assistants. You can't fire your mother.»
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At the Sana AI Summit in New York: we are making new beings and must ensure they care about us.
«We're making these beings, and we should be very concerned to make them beings that care about us.»
Yann LeCun
Position: Il considère les craintes concernant la menace de l'IA comme exagérées ; c'est l'application qui doit être réglementée, pas la recherche.
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Worrying about controlling superintelligence is premature; there's no design even smarter than a house cat.
«we need the beginning of a hint of a design for a system smarter than a house cat»
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Calls fears of AI's existential threat complete nonsense.
«You're going to have to pardon my French, but that's complete B.S.»