Or perhaps you will prefer this short form of the video:
piped.video/shorts/Qie6y_rqN…
Link
Richard Sutton: Today’s AI Is Either Novel or Good — Never Both
Turing Award Laureate Richard Sutton argues that much of today’s ge...
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Richard Sutton (Turing Award laureate) posted on 2026-05-31 and shared a…
Brief
Richard Sutton, Turing Award laureate, promoted a short-form clip (piped.video/shorts/Qie6y_rqN) of his talk “Today’s AI Is Either Novel or Good — Never Both” (shared 2026-05-31). He argues contemporary generative AI shows a trade-off: models are typically either novel (creative) or good (reliably useful), and the clip is offered as a condensed entry point before the full YouTube talk.
Why it matters
Richard Sutton (Turing Award laureate) posted on 2026-05-31 and shared a short-form clip at piped.video/shorts/Qie6y_rqN of his talk titled “Today’s AI Is Either Novel or Good — Never Both.”
Key details
- Sutton’s central claim: much of contemporary generative AI exhibits a trade-off — systems tend to be novel (creative/surprising) or good (reliable/useful), but rarely both simultaneously.
- The post links both the short clip and the full YouTube video, directing viewers to consume the condensed version first.