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▶ 5:49 Oliver Hsu I think just today, DeepMind announced a partnership with the UK government, um, to collaborate on areas of scientific discovery.

▶ 34:35 Eugenia Kuyda For me, I got into it because I, uh, my friend worked at, um, Google DeepMind in 2012, and so he came to me to tell me about WordToVec and kind of the first technology to translate words into vectors and to be able to actually do something…

▶ 38:53 David Sacks I guess there's one promising one called, um, Reflection, which, um, was founded by former, um, you know, engineers from, uh, from Google DeepMind.

▶ 8:34 Gavin Baker And what Google, and Google's a problematic competitor, because they also own a company called DeepMind, and they have a product called Gemini.

▶ 49:58 Amjad Masad I think co-founder of DeepMind, Shane Lag, wrote, wrote a paper trying to define what AGI is.

▶ 30:04 Alex Rampell Um, there, there's a rumor that the, uh, Navier-Stokes equation is going to be solved by DeepMind, which would be huge.

▶ 0:52 Anjney Midha Doge, you were running some of the physics teams at DeepMind.
▶ 15:09 Anjney Midha So when you guys went about designing the team, you know, after you left opening on DeepMind, what was the primary heuristic that you, that you used to guide yourself in figuring out who you wanted on the team?
▶ 23:19 Doge Cubuk It's a bit like when DeepMind and OpenAI started and said, we're going to AGI.
▶ 34:51 Anjney Midha What makes a great researcher at Periodic that's different from what might make a great researcher at OpenAI or Anthropic or DeepMind?
▶ 46:17 Doge Cubuk So, for example, recently a lot of the large-scale simulations have been done in industry labs like Microsoft DeepMind and Meta, but a lot of those tools have been actually developed in academia and then passed on.

▶ 59:25 Dylan Patel I think they've gotten their act together on DeepMind. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:56 Shlomi Fruchter Google's DeepMind and outside pointed to that direction, but we really wanted to make it happen, and I hope we have.
▶ 20:23 Jack Parker-Holder So if we'd done this sort of by incrementally building like ourselves in, in, in, on an island, it would have taken, I think a lot longer than being part of Google DeepMind where we have these teams that have a lot of knowledge in… 2 times in the scene
▶ 34:32 Jack Parker-Holder And in robotics, we have this paradigm right now where there's some data-driven approaches, right, where you can collect data in a quite laborious way, but it looks like the downstream task, so it looks real, and there's not so much of a…

▶ 33:26 unnamed speaker They, they bought DeepMind in 2016, 20 17. 2 times in the scene

▶ 2:11 Justine Moore So VO three is Google DeepMind's latest video model effort.

▶ 32:59 unnamed speaker At DeepMind, you're part of the Chinchilla scaling laws, which were openly published.

▶ 17:04 Anjney Midha You know, he worked at DeepMind, or Guillaume Lomp, who led the initial Lama family at Meta, who are deeply mission-led and, and believe that they can help solve a bunch of these infrastructure problems for the world's largest governments.

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