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The next chapter of our AI momentum

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Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai announced changes within Google DeepMind, including new roles for Demis Hassabis and Koray Kavukcuoglu. Pichai emphasized the company's progress in delivering a comprehensive AI stack, highlighting its talent, computing power, and widespread AI product offerings.

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  • Praise: Google is clearly incubating top talent, which is crucial for future AI innovations — they know that without stellar brains, products mean little.
  • Praise: The departure of Jeff Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat to focus on a public benefit corporation could lead to groundbreaking advancements in ML and science, even if it feels like a loss for Google.
  • Concern: The claim of high demand for Flash and the Cyber model feels hollow; it's just marketing fluff when the real usage metrics are questioned.
  • Concern: With Dean and Ghemawat leaving, many feel there's no solid reason to trust Google's future in AI anymore — it feels like a seismic shift that could leave them behind.
  • Concern: Gemma's 900M+ downloads might be misleading, especially if they're inflated by automated processes — it raises doubts about actual user engagement.