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Last month, the Guardian's UK technology editor, Alex Hurn, came on the show to share a conversation

he had just had with a scientist whose work has made AI possible.

And now, at the end of his career, Geoffrey Hinton was becoming afraid of what he had helped create.

If it gets to be much smarter than us,

it'll be very good at manipulation because it will have learned that from us.

And it knows how to program, so it'll figure out ways of getting round restrictions we put on it.

It'll figure out ways of manipulating people to do what it wants.

A few years ago was one of the inventors of the pioneering technique of deep learning.

In recent years, as the power of that technique has been demonstrated time and again,

Hinton has started getting concerned that we might actually be building something that is smarter than us.

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