- Published on April 24, 2023
- In IT Services
Promising Partnership or Perilous Pairing?
The move is more aligned with Google’s attempt to make its position stronger in the losing battle against OpenAI and Microsoft
- By Lokesh Choudhary
Barely a month ago, AIM told you why DeepMind and Google Brain must bury the hatchet and join forces. The article highlighted the potential benefits of this collaboration, and we stand by our claim that together, the duo would be a force to reckon with. And there it was! Last week, Sundar Pichai announced the merger of Google Brain, Google’s AI research team, with Deepmind, an artificial intelligence research laboratory that served as a subsidiary of Google. The new unit will be called Google DeepMind.
Pichai announced that Demis Hassabis (previously CEO of DeepMind) “will lead the development of most capable and responsible general AI systems” as the CEO of Google DeepMind. On the other hand, Hassabis boldly proclaimed on his blog that AI, and ultimately AGI, could catalyse
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Lokesh Choudhary
Tech-savvy storyteller with a knack for uncovering AI's hidden gems and dodging its potential pitfalls. 'Navigating the world of tech', one story at a time.
You can reach me at: lokesh.choudhary@analyticsindiamag.com.
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