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Geoffrey Hinton

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The 'godfather of AI' — Nobel laureate turned risk whistleblower.

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Hinton kept neural networks alive through the winters, co-invented backpropagation practice and AlexNet's lineage, won the Turing Award (2018) and the Nobel Prize in Physics (2024) — then left Google in 2023 specifically to warn that the technology he built may pose existential risks, putting his estimate of catastrophe at double digits.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.