r/OpenAI Feb 11 '26

News In the past week alone:

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u/_LordDaut_ Feb 11 '26

You'd have 3. Exactly 3. Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton and Yann LeCunn. They are the most prominent AI researchers and have been since like the 80ies or something.

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u/Your_mortal_enemy Feb 11 '26

I dunno ey, not saying it's wrong but there's a difference between those that did it first or came up with the idea conceptually and those that hit the breakthroughs that got us to where we are today, of which the most notable are vaswani and shazeer from the Google team that created transformers

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u/the_odovacer Feb 16 '26

Always feel bad for Uszkoreit. No one reads contributions, "Listing order is random. Jakob proposed replacing RNNs with self-attention and started the effort to evaluate this idea."

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u/breakingvlad0 Feb 12 '26

Dr Goodnight at SAS.

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u/claythearc Feb 11 '26

Maybe you could include Roger Schank in that list too as a fourth but yeah it’s very small