[bobosha]

am i the only relieved that for once a non-AI human has won the nobel?

[diggan]

I must have missed something big, when did a AI human win the Nobel prize?

[dhairya]

It's in reference to the Physics prize going to Hinton and Hopfield for "for foundational discoveries and inventions that enable machine learning with artificial neural networks." and the Chemistry prize to Google DeepMind's founder Demis Hassabis, alongside with John Jumper (Google Deepmind) and David Baker for Alpha fold. Both prizes were given to significant figures in the AI space or use of AI applications.

[thenobsta]

I was pretty relieved to see that chatGPT didn't win literature prize. It needs to refine it's imagery and self expression a little more.

[shmel]

I am fairly certain that as an AI language model, it can't win any prize =)