“We just don't know how to make large scale AI. We don't know how to make driverless cars that work. We don't know how to systems that really read with comprehension. There are things we can do, like we make navigation systems work pretty well... [etc.] But AI is basically an unsolved problem, no matter what the Sam Altmans of the world might want you to think.”

American psychologist, cognitive scientist, and author

Gary Fred Marcus is an American psychologist, cognitive scientist, and author. He is known for research at the intersection of cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. His work focuses on how the mind works and on the limits and possibilities of AI. He writes and speaks about the relationship between human cognition and machine intelligence, bringing together ideas from psychology and neuroscience.