Schmidhuber accuses Hinton and two other Turing winners of uncredited method republishing
SchmidhuberAI · x · 2026-09-04
Jürgen Schmidhuber alleges that three Turing Award winners republished key AI methods and ideas without crediting their original creators, citing more than a dozen concrete priority disputes. Targeting Hinton directly, he argues that scientific deontology requires anyone who "re-invents" known work to clarify and give credit in all follow-up papers and presentations—and says Hinton failed to do so.
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