Google rolls out new Gemini model for coding tasks
Google is preparing to launch a new artificial intelligence model with enhanced programming capabilities under the name Gemini 3.8 Flash, known internally as Skymaki. This rollout represents a direct and powerful response from Google DeepMind laboratories to keep pace with independent coding tools offered by OpenAI and Anthropic.
Former DeepMind Researchers Launch Safety Organization
Former researchers at Google DeepMind have launched a nonprofit organization named Sampura Research in London to ensure that the human element remains at the core of supervision and oversight for superintelligent AI systems. The organization aims to create hybrid platforms and systems for evaluating and aligning model behavior as an alternative to the prevailing trend of relying on artificial intelligence to monitor itself.
Inherent’s smart agent excels in research simulation
London-based startup Inherent, founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, has announced that its AI agent Faraday outperforms major global models in independently reproducing published scientific research despite its small software model size.
Google launches AI sign language translation technology
Google DeepMind has unveiled the innovative SL-to-Text artificial intelligence model designed for real-time sign language translation into written text. This marks the first time an AI sign language model has been integrated as a core consumer feature in smartphones via the Pixel 11 series.
Sergey Brin urges accelerated Gemini development
Press reports indicate that Google co-founder Sergey Brin urged key AI personnel to give their best and focus entirely on developing the Gemini model, amid sweeping leadership changes within DeepMind.
Google DeepMind CEO: AI will make people less selfish
The CEO of Google DeepMind believes that artificial intelligence systems are capable of solving the world’s complex problems, predicting that the “future of deep intelligence” will lead to a decline in human selfishness and make us more collaborative.
Google is developing artificial intelligence to manage emails in your own style
Demis Hassabis, head of Google DeepMind, revealed that the company is working on developing an AI tool to help users sort and reply to emails in a personal style.
Reports: DeepMind delays AI research publication to preserve Google’s edge
Recent reports reveal that Google’s artificial intelligence division, DeepMind, has become more conservative in publishing its research, aiming to keep development secrets within the company and ensure its competitive advantage. This “DeepMind delay” reflects a shift in the openness policy that initially characterized the company.