Intelligence is an engineering problem: Google DeepMind

Sam Peña-Taylor

This event report explores the development of DeepMind, the London AI startup bought by Google in 2014, on the applications of their powerful technology.

Intelligence is an engineering problem: Google DeepMind

Sam Peña-TaylorWarc

Mustafa Suleyman, Co-Founder and Head of Applied AI at Google DeepMind, is not a morning person. Neither are the staff of DeepMind, the deep-learning start-up that Google bought for $500 million in 2014. The team gets to their London office at 10am to work towards a simple goal: to "solve intelligence and make the world a better place".

Real world problems

Now an AI research branch of the search giant, DeepMind has expanded its view across a number of different industries. Notably, the company burst onto the Tech consciousness with...

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