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Today Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, announced the merger of Google’s two AI teams (Brain and DeepMind), into Google DeepMind. Some quotes:”Combining all this talent into one focused team, backed by the computational resources of Google, will significantly accelerate our progress in AI.”
″...our most critical and strategic technical projects related to AI, the first of which will be a series of powerful, multimodal AI models.”(I’ll let you draw your own conclusions/opinions, and share mine in a comment.)
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Merger of DeepMind and Google Brain
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Today Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, announced the merger of Google’s two AI teams (Brain and DeepMind), into Google DeepMind. Some quotes:
”Combining all this talent into one focused team, backed by the computational resources of Google, will significantly accelerate our progress in AI.”
″...our most critical and strategic technical projects related to AI, the first of which will be a series of powerful, multimodal AI models.”
(I’ll let you draw your own conclusions/opinions, and share mine in a comment.)