- Dembeis of Dibmond said that the new Deepsik model is “impressive” but full -time.
- An account said that he brought “any actual new scientific progress”, as companies like his race to develop AGI.
- He also said that many techniques used by Depsik were pioneering by his team.
Dimis Hasabis, CEO of Google’s DeepMind, said he admired the new Deepseek model of artificial intelligence but believes the noise around Chinese technology is exaggerated.
“I mean, in short, on Deepseek, it is an impressive work, and I think it may be the best work I have seen from China,” Hasabis said on Sunday in Paris. summit.
“It is important to understand that despite the noise, there is no actual new scientific progress there. It uses well -known techniques,” Al -Hasabayin added. “Indeed, many techniques we invented in Google and DeepMind.”
He cited Alpha Zero, the DeepMind learning system that taught himself chess, goes, and Shaji to the point where you can overcome world champions.
However, Hassabis acknowledged that the new Deepseek model can make a difference on “geopolitical scale”.
Chinese artificial intelligence produced a shock through the technology industry last month when he showed that he could compete with American models such as Chatgpt from Openai, threatening to cancel what the markets believed was great progress by American companies.
Dibsic also said it had spent a small part of what American companies were investing in their artificial intelligence models, which shakes perceptions about the amount of the cost of developing and improving advanced machine learning. The form of the model for the first time ignited a $ 1 trillion sale in the United States market.
Meanwhile, Google also said in its profits on Tuesday that it plans to spend $ 75 billion on capital expenses this year.
Its team and those in AI PowerHouses such as Openai and Microsoft have focused on a race to achieve artificial general intelligence, or the point that AI model can reach or exceed human thinking.
Deepmind, Deepseek and Highflyer, the Chinese hedge box that supports Deepseek, did not respond to the comments requests sent by Business Insider.
