Google is merging to previously separate teams amid a race to advance AI.
Alphabet is merging previously Google Research and DeepMind as the company races to compete in artificial intelligence.In this articleJeff Dean, head of artificial intelligence at Google LLC, speaks during a Google AI event in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2020.is merging its internal Google research team with DeepMind, a moved designed to bring two groups focused on artificial intelligence closer together as the battle for AI heats up.
The move marks Google's latest reorganization in response to the rapid developments in AI, following OpenAI's launch of the chatbot ChatGPT late last year. CNBCthat Google reshuffled its Assistant organization to prioritize the company's AI chatbot Bard.
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