We all need to have a big conversation about where artificial intelligence is going.

Right, you're right about that.

Because let's face it, it's been fun up until now.

You have your maps, they give you small turnative routes when there's an accident, you have automated

text message responses, even Siri voice operated virtual assistance for your iPhone.

For Reddit demarcation line now, where this safe, helpful fun is rapidly showing something

different as it moves into the future.

The latest person to give one of these warnings is Jeffrey Hinton.

He was head of Google's brain research development.

He received something called the Turing Award.

It's like the Nobel Prize for computing.

He retired from Google so he can speak and warn people about these things and obviously

he's very qualified for this.

So let's look at the headlines here.

This was just this past week.

Godfather of AI, that's recalling him.

Jeffrey Hinton quits Google over killer robot fears and regrets inventing tech that could

destroy us all.

But he doesn't there.

I can soul myself with the normal excuse, wherever we heard this before.

If I hadn't done it, someone else would have.

He told the New York Times.

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