Google has revolutionized the AI arena in the recent past. In an effort to make available an advanced AI tools to the mass public and smaller groups, the search engines behemoth has withdrawn the bar down and established new evaluation metrics and fairness priorities. For this, Google Brain, the organization run by a certain Dean and its researchers’ interests, and DeepMind, a competitive AI segment with a strict, top-down perspective, have been brought in as one. This new combine is said to be used by some mid-level AI companies and Google to “speed up our achievements in AI,” said Sundar Pichai, Google’s CEO in a declaration. While the new combination is not solely owned or run by Dean, it will be take on by Demis Hassabis, the CEO of DeepMind – an organization with a more prominent presence and whose tactics have been vastly appreciated.
As for the company mentioned in this article, Google is a web search engine and technology company based in Mountain View, California. Founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google has undoubtedly become one of the world’s most valuable companies in history. It has developed immensely popular products and services such as Gmail, Chrome, AdWords, YouTube, Google Maps, and its top-notch search engine.
The person mentioned in this article is a certain Dean. He has been the chief force guiding Google Brain, an organization he has been a part of. Google Brain is the research division of Google that develops machine learning algorithms, most notably artificial neural networks, and applies them to many of Google’s core businesses, such as Google Translate and Google Photos. It also works on projects in health care, robotics, internet of things, natural language understanding and quantum computing.
