Geoffrey Hinton, long considered the "godfather of AI," who won the Nobel Prize in Physics last year, says that artificial intelligence will make the vast majority of people much poorer, while a select few at the top will be able to enjoy their newfound riches. Hinton has turned from openly supporting the development of AI to warning of the potential dangers of the tech, arguing that it could escape from our control at any time, leading to "catastrophic outcomes." In an interview with the Financial Times,