Google Ai Chief Tells Employees Company Has ‘All the ingredients’ to hold ai lead over china’s Deepsek

Google‘S Chief of Artificial Intelligence, Demis Hassabis, Told Employees He’s Not Worned About China’s Deepsek and that Google has superir ai technology, acting to audio of an all-audi Esday.

At the meeting, Alphabet Ceo Sundar pichai Read aloud a question about deepsek, the chinese start-up lab that roiled us markets recently when it is app shot to the top of the apple’s app store, supplementing chatgpt. Deepseek relayed A research paper in January claiming its ai model was trained at a fraction of the cost of other leading models.

The question, which was an ai summary of submissions from employers, asked “What Lessons and Implications” Google Can Glean from Deepsek’s success as the companyls future models.

Hassabis, The CEO of Google Deepmind, was called on to provide the answer.

“When you look into the details,” Hassabis said, some of deepsek’s claims are “exaggerated.”

Hassabis said Deepsek’s reported cost of its ai training was luckely “only a tiny fraction” of the total cost of developing its systems. He said Deepsek Probably used a lot more hardware than it let on and that it relieted on western ai models.

“We actually have more efficient, more performant models than Deepsek,” Hassabis said. “So we’re very calm and confident in our strategy, and we have all the ingredients to maintaain our leadership into this year.”

But he appeared to be impressed by Deepsek’s Accomplishments.

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He noted that deepseek has “security” and “geopolitical” implications. Several us agencies have barred Staffers from using Deepsek, Citing Security Concerns.

Google declined to comment. Deepsek Didn’t Respond to a request for comment.

Google Executives also received a number of employee questions about the company’s recent decision to change Its “AI Principles” to eliminate a PLEDGE Against Using Ai For Weapons or Survelance.

Pichai read aloud an ai-summarized version of the questions, ending with “why did we remove this section?”

Pichai directed the question to kent walker, google’s president of global affairs, who said he had worked with hassabis, james manyika, a senior vice president at the company, and attached Roach, “Starting in 2024.

Google Establed Its Ai Principles in 2018 after Declining to renew A Government Contract Called Project Maven, Which Helped to Analyze and Interpret Drone Videos Using Ai.

“Some of the strict projects that were in v1 of the AI ​​Principles Don’t Jibe Well with the More Nuanced conversions that we’re haveing ​​now,” Walker said, referring to the Rules from 2018.

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