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'The real revolution is yet to come': Meta AI chief Yann LeCun on the future of AI

'The real revolution is yet to come': Meta AI chief Yann LeCun on the future of AI


Published on 2024-12-11 03:02:20 - Business Today
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  • "The real AI revolution has not yet arrived," LeCun stated during his opening speech, adding that AI is poised to redefine how humans interact with technology. "In the near future, every single one of our interactions with the digital world will be mediated by AI assistants," he said, envisioning systems with intelligence on par with humans.

The article from Business Today discusses insights from Meta's AI chief, Yann LeCun, on the future trajectory of artificial intelligence. LeCun emphasizes that despite the current advancements in AI, particularly in generative models like those used in chatbots, the real revolution in AI is still on the horizon. He highlights that current AI systems are limited by their reliance on large datasets and lack the ability to reason or understand the world in a human-like manner. LeCun predicts that future AI will incorporate more advanced reasoning capabilities, common sense understanding, and the ability to learn from fewer examples, much like humans do. He also touches upon the ethical considerations and the need for AI to be developed in a way that benefits society, suggesting that the next wave of AI innovation will be about creating systems that can truly understand and interact with the world in a more sophisticated and autonomous way.

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[ https://www.businesstoday.in/technology/news/story/the-real-revolution-is-yet-to-come-meta-ai-chief-yann-lecun-on-the-future-of-ai-456948-2024-12-11 ]
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