Google has restructured its AI leadership, moving Demis Hassabis from his operational role to chair of DeepMind and chief scientist at Alphabet. This change comes as Jeff Dean, a leading AI researcher, leaves Google to start a new company with other senior researchers. The shake-up reflects growing concerns about tech industry AI spending and Google's challenges in keeping pace with competitors like OpenAI. Despite pioneering key AI technologies, Google has faced delays in launching new models and continues to trail rivals in some areas.
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Google announced a major change in its AI leadership with Jeff Dean, its chief scientist for 27 years, leaving to start a new AI startup called Discovery Loop. Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, will become Google's chairman and chief scientist,...
Google is negotiating a deal worth over $1.5 billion with AI coding startup Mechanize to license its technology and hire talent. Mechanize develops virtual work environments and tools that help AI models perform software engineering tasks, aiming to ...
Microsoft is instructing its developers to primarily use OpenAI's top-tier AI model, GPT-5.6 Sol, for coding projects to maximize efficiency and value from their AI token investments. This move reflects Microsoft's strategy to leverage its early inve...
Jeff Dean, a longtime AI expert at Google and one of its earliest employees, is leaving to launch a new company called Discovery Loop. The firm aims to accelerate scientific and engineering discoveries by automating experimental processes using machi...
