Geoffrey Hinton outlines new AI for pattern matching that doesn't eat up data
Hinton, working with Google, claims new approach to AI could be applied to speech recognition
Geoffrey Hinton, the cognitive psychologist and computer scientist, most noted for his work on neural networks, has unveiled a new AI advancement that, he claims, won't over-consume large datasets...
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