so jeffrey hinton has been described as a good father. i get described as things when he went other awards. and a few years ago, he went to cheering award for his work and i, i would, to all the experience that i would collectively describe that way. his, his co award a john help food has not been described as that. but he's certainly a trial blazer in the field as well. he started it in terms of the research that won this award in 1992, we just had created a network called the hop food network. yeah. and the best way to sort of describe it is if you think of the brian, it's got new runs, it's got sign up says connecting those new runs. and a new network of an artificial variety replaces neutrons with no, it's nice connect up. in this case, it was able to be fed a lot of information of imagery retain that information. and then when it was fed, a distorted or incomplete image, similar to one that was already in, that was able to churn out. the most likely image that you were trying to now dot is correct. yes. right. and then which is what

steve nobel prize in physics has been awarded to american and john hop field and canadian, jeffrey hinton for their pioneering work in the field of machine learning. their research has gone on to be used as building blocks for advanced artificial learning, as well as pattern recognition and memorization by european union is to appeal to the world trade organization over anti dumping terrorists imposed by china on the use brandy. exports of the uses. china is abusing trade rules, the extra taxes are seen as retaliation. for e u tariffs, on chinese electric vehicles. the actions have prompted for years of an all out trade war. from more, i'm going to go to our corresponding jack pair. he's following the story for us in brussels. jack, good evening. tell me why in the world brandy as well, that is the real question is why from says, tradesman is the says the action by china seems to be retard tree. that's because 99 percent of the brandy that china in ports comes from frauds. and the context of this is just just one week ago, the european union decided to hold a vote on whether it should imp

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the prize in physics has been awarded to the american john hop field and the canadian, jeffrey hinton. for the pioneering work in the field of machine learning, the research has gone on to be used as building blocks for advanced auto official learning, as well as pass on the recognition suite and memorization. today decided c r p in union says it will appeal to the world trade organization. often the china imposed anti dumping measures on brandy inputs from the block. these uses the new restrictions violate free trade route sinus decision comes off to the you voted to impose import terrace on the electric vehicles made in china. the use economy commissioner says those taxes was fair and appropriate. there was no need for badging to retaliate. and i'll call it to one to 2 bill from g w a business jones is now a full more on this. can you pack this for us? this whole fight? well yeah, um, obviously you mentioned the other day you'd be set up trying to have no need to retaliate, but of course china's these things differently. and in terms of the terraces, it's announced, it's supposed to

the american john hop fields and the canadian, jeffrey hinton, the recipients of the award for the discoveries and inventions and the field of machine learning. let's listen into why the nobel prize committee chose these particular witness. it's discoveries and inventions formed the building blocks of machine learning that can aid humans in making foster and more reliable decisions. for instance, when diagnosing medical conditions. however, while machine learning has been norm as benefits it's rapids, development has also raised concerns about our future. on the now joined by matthew was a just from the w assigned semester, we just had the committee honoring that with the same time raising concerns. what do they mean? well, i think the thing that they are pointing to in this case is what we've seen talked about quite a bit of the last few years, particularly as we've seen large language models which are a form of artificial intelligence describe and i guess a product of the width of these 2 gentlemen have, have done over the years and the way that it could be misused or the way that it could b

ed: jeffrey hinton won the prize for physics, his work on neural nets. he through a bit of shade. sten to this. jeffrey: i was particularly fortunate to have many very clever students, much cleverer than me, who made things work. they have gone on to do great things, and i am particularly proud of the fact that one of my students fired some altman. -- sam altman. ed: you've got a free pass. your comment on that? mark: i guess it is a great luxury to be one of the most respected scientists in your field and have pretty much carte blanche to say anything. but he was at google. he is a fascinating history. he left google and talked about -- he gave a warning about some of the dangers and risks of ai. my sense is -- i have not spoken to jeff hinton about this. but as a scientist and a researcher, he sees some and scientists and some as executives and ceo's, google obviously wants to marry both of those worlds. there is always going to be tension between those two, obviously. caroline: ai really cleaning up on these nobel prizes and jeff hinton mentioning about elias and his role in the

management and usually -- an unusually close tie to ai luminaries like feifei li and pioneer jeffrey hintonjust picking up some nobel prizes. how etsy is using ai to grow its business and consumers hold back on spending. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ southern new hampshire university makes it possible for working adults and parents to accomplish their dreams. we are thrilled to be celebrating our graduates. snhu, it's worth it in more ways than you can probably even imagine. as you start that momentum and get that first class going, the rest just really falls into place. for anyone that feels like college is impossible, i was right there with you, but i can say today that it is possible because of snhu. go to snhu.edu to get started. caroline: looking now at the next edition of bloomberg chief user officer. i sat down with etsy's cfo rachel glaser who's keeping them focused on growth has pandemic inflation cuts into spending. here's how she's using ai to help. rachel: etsy is positioned to benefit from ai. finding that needle in a haystack is tricky. that is what makes at the delightful t