Re:A profile of Geoffrey Hinton (2018)
by 52-6F-62 on Saturday August 24, 2019 @03:17PM
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> In the late ’50s, a Cornell scientist named Frank Rosenblatt had proposed the world’s first neural network machine. It was called the Perceptron, and it had a simple objective—to recognize images.
This is right in the article. They don't attribute neural networks to Hinton—they just note that he worked with them.
This is right in the article. They don't attribute neural networks to Hinton—they just note that he worked with them.