6 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American AI researcher who was a key contributor at OpenAI — co-authoring the foundational GPT and CLIP papers — and is one of the most influential researchers in the development of large language models and multimodal AI.
American computer scientist and former Google VP of engineering, known for leading Google's search infrastructure work and later co-founding Apprente (acquired by McDonald's) and Argo AI work.
British AI research company co-founded by Demis Hassabis, Shane Legg, and Mustafa Suleyman in 2010 — acquired by Google in 2014 — which built AlphaGo (defeated world Go champion), AlphaFold (solved protein folding), and AlphaZero (mastered chess/shogi/Go from scratch).
Russian-American computer scientist and co-founder of Google, responsible for much of the early algorithmic and infrastructure work that made Google's search engine technically superior.
Stanford University's interdisciplinary AI research institute — focused on the development and deployment of human-centered AI — producing influential AI Index reports and research on AI ethics, policy, and safety.
British-American computer scientist at UC Berkeley, co-author of the standard AI textbook (Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach), and author of Human Compatible — which argues for a new paradigm of AI development based on uncertainty about human preferences.