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Google AI chief tells employees company has 'all the ingredients' to hold AI lead over China's DeepSeek

The question is, “what lessons and implications” Google can glean from DeepSeek’s success as the company trains future models.

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Google insists it will maintain AI lead over China’s DeepSeek

Demis Hassabis, Google’s AI Chief, feels confident in the company’s ability to maintain its lead in the AI sector despite the emergence of China’s DeepSeek. Hassabis claimed Google has models that can not only compete but beat out the field.

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Google's AI head says company can maintain AI lead amid DeepSeek emergence - report

Google's AI head told employees that he was not worried about China’s DeepSeek (DEEPSEEK) AI and noted that the U.S. company has superior AI technology, CNBC reported citing an audio from a meeting. The remarks were made at a meeting in Paris on Wednesday.

What is Goose, Jack Dorsey's open-source AI? Can it disrupt the industry?

Traditionally, AI development was exclusive, reserved for big firms with hefty budgets. Goose challenges this status quo.

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Google Offers Buyout Program Amid AI Shift, Cost Cuts And Monopoly Accusations

Google is offering a voluntary buyout program to its U.S.-based employees within the " Platforms and Devices " unit.

Google quietly edits Super Bowl ad to cut glaring error by Gemini AI about Gouda cheese

Ad sparked unexpected controversy when it errantly claimed that Gouda accounts for “50 to 60 percent of the world’s cheese ...

Expect Google to Trot Out More Gemini AI at Google I/O on May 20

The annual developers conference will reveal all about what's next for Google, Gemini, Android, and every other little ...

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Google Gemini now brings receipts to your AI chats

Google's Gemini AI chatbot can now tailor answers based on the contents of previous conversations, the company announced in a ...

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Google retracts promise not to use AI for weapons or surveillance — prompting employee backlash: ‘Are we the baddies?’

REUTERS The updated guidelines no longer include a prior commitment to avoiding AI for weapons, surveillance, or other technologies that “cause or are likely to cause overall harm.” ...

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