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instanceOf
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Turing Award laureate
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artificial intelligence researcher
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cognitive psychologist
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computer scientist
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deep learning pioneer
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academicPosition
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Emeritus Professor at University of Toronto
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Professor at University of Toronto
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almaMater
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University of Cambridge
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University of Edinburgh
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awardReceived
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BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award
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Herbrand Award
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IEEE James Clerk Maxwell Award
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Killam Prize
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Order of Canada
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Turing Award
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birthDate
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1947-12-06
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birthPlace
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London, England
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citizenship
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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coRecipientOf
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2018 Turing Award
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coRecipientWith
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Yann LeCun
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Yoshua Bengio
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degree
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BA in Experimental Psychology
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PhD in Artificial Intelligence
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doctoralAdvisor
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Christopher Longuet-Higgins
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employer
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Google
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Google Brain
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University of Toronto
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Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence
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familyName
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Hinton
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fieldOfWork
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artificial intelligence
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cognitive science
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deep learning
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machine learning
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fullName
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Geoffrey Everest Hinton
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givenName
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Geoffrey
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hasConcern
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risks of advanced artificial intelligence
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hasSpokenAbout
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existential risks from AI
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regulation of AI technologies
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knownFor
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Boltzmann machines
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backpropagation in neural networks
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contributions to computer vision using deep learning
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contributions to speech recognition using deep learning
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deep belief networks
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deep learning
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restricted Boltzmann machines
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memberOf
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Royal Society
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Royal Society of Canada
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notableStudent
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Ilya Sutskever
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Ruslan Salakhutdinov
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Yoshua Bengio
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notableWork
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“A fast learning algorithm for deep belief nets”
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“Learning representations by back-propagating errors”
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position
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Chief Scientific Advisor at Vector Institute
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Vice President and Engineering Fellow at Google
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researchInterest
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distributed representations
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neural networks
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representation learning
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unsupervised learning
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