not like other parts of Google are lacking in talented ML researchers.
I wonder if Google has split it's AI research so that they funnel all their more fundamental research from different departments into DeepMind and make them the 'face' of publicity friendly easy to understand AI research results.
Or it could be that all their top AI talent gravitate towards DeepMind, and the people that work there simply are the best AI talent that Google has.
I wonder if Google has split it's AI research so that they funnel all their more fundamental research from different departments into DeepMind and make them the 'face' of publicity friendly easy to understand AI research results.
Or it could be that all their top AI talent gravitate towards DeepMind, and the people that work there simply are the best AI talent that Google has.