5 Vinfuture owners were honored at the Queen Elizabeth Award

According to the announcement of the Queen Elizabeth 2025, scientists include GS. Yoshua Bengio, GS. Geoffrey Hinton, GS. John Hopfield, GS. Yann Lecun, Mr. Jensen Huang, PhD. Bill Dally, and GS. Fei -Fei Li is honored for the important contributions to the development of modern machine learning – the key factor leading to the progress of artificial intelligence (AI).

Explaining the selection of scientists to honor this year, the Queen Elizabeth Award Fund said that they want to record all three core pillars of modern machine learning: algorithms, high -performance hardware and ministries. Quality data.

This comprehensive recognition also coincides with the decision of the Vinfuture Award Council when awarding the $ 3 million policy award to the group of 5 leading scientists in the field of AI in December 2024. At that time, the GS. Geoffrey Hinton, GS. Yann Lecun and GS. Yoshua Bengio was honored for its revolutionary contributions to the neural network and deep algorithms. In addition, the computing efficiency is also increased rapidly thanks to the progress promoted by Mr. Jensen Huang in using the graphic processor (GPU). The GSI-FEI Li’s creation of Imagenet data set has promoted the progress in the image identification system, helping to train deep-scale learning models on a large scale.

In addition to outstanding scientists, Vinfuture also discovered and honored pioneers to bring science into life to serve humanity. In December last year, Vinfuture awarded to Mr. Jensen Huang – a non -academic and GS character. Fei-Fei Li.

GS. Richard Henry Friend, Chairman of the Vinfuture Award Council, said this is what Vinfuture aims to – a comprehensive recognition to the contributions from all components of the science and technology ecosystem. Breakthrough innovations often stem from the intersection between academic research and industrial development. Only when scientists and businesses join hands can create really meaningful breakthroughs for humanity.

The vision of the Vinfuture Award is increasingly strengthened in the world science and technology community, as many prize owners continue to be honored at long -standing international awards, especially the Nobel Prize. In 2023, PhD. Katalin Karikó and GS. Drew Weissman, two owners of the main Vinfuture 2021 award, was honored with the Nobel Prize for Medicine for the study of the changes of Nucleoside, the premise for the introduction of anti-CODI-19 mRNA vaccine.

In 2024, PhD. Demis Hassabis (UK) and TS. John Jumper (USA) – co -owner of Vinfuture Special Prize for scientists to study new fields 2022 – was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry because of creating AI model to predict protein structure. In the same year, GS. Geoffrey Hinton was honored with the 2024 Nobel Prize for Physics for discoveries and background inventions that allowed to learn machines with artificial neural networks. According to GS. Friend, those honors are a clear testament to the ability to recognize the global influential works of the Vinfuture Award, although the new award has spent more than 4 years of operation.

The Queen Elizabeth award for techniques was launched in 2012 to honor the breakthrough technical initiatives, benefiting the global humanity. Up to now, 26 scientists have been honored at this award. The 2025 award owners will share the bonus worth £ 500,000.