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Google has announced an exciting merger of its two Artificial Intelligence (AI) research units, Google Brain and DeepMind. Led by Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind and a UK government AI advisor, Google DeepMind aims to advance AI research & development, combining resources and talent while maintaining Google's powerful computational resources. Google CEO Sundar Pichai approves of the merger which has been welcomed by the UK government & Chancellor Jeremy Hunt.

. Discover how Alphabet Inc., the holding company behind Google and other large technology companies, is competing with OpenAI's ChatGPT and other rivals as they vie for the search engine market share. Learn why Alphabet's stocks have dipped in recent weeks and the potential risks the company faces due to competitors. Analysts have expressed serious concerns, but Alphabet Inc. still has the upper hand due to its low PE ratio and 10-year price average.

. Google is ramping up its artificial intelligence research capabilities by merging its two in-house teams - DeepMind and Google Brain - to create Google DeepMind. Spearheaded by Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, this move is meant to help Google catch up in the race of AI and develop powerful AI models. Google Brain has created the Transformer architecture and DeepMind has built the TensorFlow toolkit and AlphaFold protein-structure predictor. Expectations are that the combined team will bring out groundbreaking AI models and decision. Sundar Pichai has been honored for his expertise in product management and engineering.

Alphabet's AI divisions, Google Brain and DeepMind, are joining forces to create a single AI entity. Led by the DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, the team aims to innovate in the rapidly advancing AI landscape, focusing on "bold and responsible" advancements. With projects such as the OpenAI engines, and the new "multimodal" AI similar to OpenAI's GPT-4, Alphabet is determined to stay at the forefront of the AI market.

Google is consolidating its AI research labs – Google Brain and DeepMind – into a unified unit and has repositioned itself to remain competitive in the ever expanding AI industry. CEO Sundar Pichai expressed his belief that the move will accelerate progress in AI and Jeff Dean, Google’s Chief Scientist will be leading the way for both Google Research and Google DeepMind. Venture Beat’s mission is to focus on successful AI integration and optimisation with its ‘Transform 2023’ event in SF.