Demis Hassabis, Nobel Prize Winner and CEO of DeepMind: "No One Knows What Will Happen to AI"
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Demis Hassabis is not an enlightened Twitter or futurologist who wants to go out on Black Mirror. He is the CEO of Google DeepMind, Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry in 2024, and someone who has seen AI grow from within. This week he released a phrase that should resonate in all offices where the future of technology is decided: "No one in the world knows for sure what will happen." The Nobel Prize who does see the Hassabis precipice comes from ac…
In an industry accustomed to promises, Demis Hassabis’s words weigh differently: the Nobel Prize winner and CEO of Google DeepMind has warned that general artificial intelligence could be a reality in just three or four years, and neither the experts themselves know what will come next. The gap between the speed of development and control is no longer a hypothesis, but a plausible scenario that the head of one of the most advanced AI laboratorie…
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