FT: Brin Tightens Grip on Google's AI Push as Hassabis Steps Back From DeepMind
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FT: Brin tightens grip on Google's AI push as Hassabis steps back from DeepMind
Google is overhauling its AI leadership, shifting day-to-day control of Gemini development away from Sir Demis Hassabis's DeepMind lab in London and back to Silicon Valley, where co-founder Sergey Brin has re-emerged as a driving force. Hassabis becomes Alphabet's chief scientist, freeing him for long-term research, while deputy Koray Kavukcuoglu now runs Gemini day to day. The shake-up reflects mounting pressure on Google to commercialise AI an…
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has returned to the forefront of management to commercialize and monetize Gemini. With Demis Hassabis moving to become Alphabet's Chief Scientist, Google is demonstrating a move to fundamentally restructure its AI business from a research-centric to a commercialization-centric model in an effort to bridge the technology gap with competitors.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Tae-kyun = Google co-founder Sergey Brin will once again take the helm of Google's artificial intelligence (AI) development and commercialization business.
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