Other announcements included: A partnership with General Motors Co that would add AI to next-generation cars, factories and robots; a wireless project involving companies such as T-Mobile US Inc and ...

Google's DeepMind subsidiary ... capabilities of its Spectrum-X technology. DeepMind's approach with DiLoCo has been to relax the need for co-location of training clusters by creating distributed ...

Google DeepMind, Google’s AI research lab, on Wednesday announced new AI models called Gemini Robotics designed to enable real-world machines to interact with objects, navigate environments ...

As of December, Google Maps has rolled out the on-device Timeline location history change. Over the past day, some users have reported that their Google Maps Timeline is missing. For some ...

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In a lecture at the University of Cambridge, the Google Deepmind CEO said chess led him to his first experience with AI. After interacting with chess computers, Hassabis went on to experiment with ...

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In a groundbreaking move, NVIDIA, Google DeepMind, and Disney Research have come together to develop next-gen animatronic and AI-powered robots, enhancing Disney's long-standing tradition of ...

We’re thrilled to have leaders from Google DeepMind, Cohere, and Twelve Labs — three companies at the forefront of AI model development — to help us answer some of these questions.

Google DeepMind, Google's AI research lab, on Wednesday announced new AI models called Gemini Robotics designed to enable real-world machines to interact with objects, navigate environments, and more.

As artificial intelligence technology continues to grow and improve, Google’s DeepMind AI division CEO, Demis Hassabis, has some lofty predictions for how much it will improve and how fast.