AI Wins Not One But Two Different Nobel Prizes
This week, Geoffrey Hinton and Dennis Hassabis won Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry for their groundbreaking AI work, sparking conversations about AI’s influence across scientific disciplines. The episode explores Hinton’s AI safety concerns and Hassabis’ work on AlphaFold, transforming protein structure…
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