Category: AI – This Quote

Luciano Floridi urges society to govern the real effects of AI instead of becoming distracted by science-fiction narratives.

Meredith Broussard’s concise warning exposes the values and priorities embedded in every technical system.

Eric Horvitz argues that advancing AI can increase the importance of judgment, empathy, creativity, and other distinctly human strengths.

Herbert Simon and Allen Newell’s confident 1958 claim captured both the achievement and ambition of early artificial intelligence.

Daniela Rus framed AI’s promise through practical improvements to safety, convenience, and everyday human satisfaction.

Cynthia Breazeal described social interaction not as decoration for robots, but as a pathway for learning and collaboration.

Barbara Grosz’s standard for AI is not substitution but partnership that strengthens human judgment and agency.

Judea Pearl’s deliberately sharp sentence distinguishes patterns in data from the causal explanations needed to answer why.

The title of a landmark 2017 paper captured the Transformer’s central idea: model relationships directly through attention.

Michael I. Jordan’s 2019 opening line questions whether the broad label of AI clarifies modern systems or hides important distinctions.

Bill Gates’s 2023 comparison places artificial intelligence among general-purpose technologies that reorganize work and daily life.

Jensen Huang’s 2024 declaration captures the infrastructure race behind generative AI and the breadth of its industrial ambitions.