Demis Hassabis

On July 16th, yesterday, Google DeepMind CEO Demes Hassabis wrote a long letter saying that AGI could be here in a few years. In his view, AGI would become an important power or fire-like technology that would promote developments in areas such as drug research and development, clean energy and advanced materials, but also entail risks such as cybersecurity and biosafety. Hassabis called for the establishment of a front-line AI standard body responsible for developing and regularly updating model assessment standards and testing front-line models for cyber security, biological threats, etc

According to news reports from the interface on 22 January, Google DeepMind Chief Executive Officer Demis Hassabis stated at the World Economic Forum in Davos: “The Chinese are very capable. I think leading companies like byte jump are the most powerful, perhaps six months behind the front level rather than a year or two.” Khasabis did not think that China's AI development posed a catastrophic threat to the West, and in his interview he praised DeepSeek's impressive model, but at the same time argued that the market was..

On December 9th, Google DeepMind CEO Demes Hassabis stressed at the recent Axios AI+ summit in San Francisco that the scale-up of artificial intelligence (AI) must be "extremely driven" as a key path to achieving universal artificial intelligence. Harsabis points out that the law of scale is the core principle of progress in AI, which is that "the bigger the model, the more the data, the better the math, the higher the intelligence"..