Nobel Prize in Physics winners say they worry about AI - The Globe and Mail

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Published June 26, 2025

British-Canadian Geoffrey Hinton and U.S. scientist John Hopfield, winners of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics, share their concerns about the artificial intelligence boom.

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