These insights are particularly consequential coming from Sejnowski, who in the 1980s was part of a small group of pioneering researchers who founded deep learning and neural networks, the subset of AI that powers today’s chatbots.
These insights are particularly consequential coming from Sejnowski, who in the 1980s was part of a small group of pioneering researchers who founded deep learning and neural networks, the subset of AI that powers today’s chatbots. Sejnowski, along with Geoffrey Hinton (often referred to as the “godfather of AI”), questioned the “logic-and-symbol”-based AI that was most prevalent at the time, and they developed their own version fueled by data and modeled after the human brain.