Who's who in AIAI glossary
Google DeepMind
Google's artificial intelligence lab, born from the merger of DeepMind and Google Brain in 2023, which develops the Gemini models and the Veo video generator. Its work goes far beyond chatbots: science, robotics, and even the question of machine consciousness.
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Its AlphaFold AI, which cracked the mystery of protein folding, earned its boss Demis Hassabis the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Alyriaz articles that mention it
- An AI beats the world's best Stratego player
Ataraxos beat the best Stratego player 15 games to 1. A game of bluff that even DeepMind had not managed to master.
- Will Gemini 3.5 Pro ever be released? The most anticipated model of 2026 is still nowhere to be found.
Three months after its announcement, Gemini 3.5 Pro is still unavailable. Delays keep piling up, rumours of abandonment are circulating, and Google is no longer giving a date. Here's the full rundown on this case and what it reveals.
- When AI bosses write to Congress to warn about their own creation
On 4 June 2026, the leaders of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and Microsoft AI co-signed a letter to the US Congress. Their warning: AI now outperforms PhD-level virologists, eroding the knowledge barriers that once made biological weapons inaccessible. We break down this rare call and what it implies.
- What if AI discovered that our knowledge is incomplete?
For centuries, the frontiers of knowledge were pushed back by human ingenuity alone. In 2026, for the first time, AIs are discovering new mathematical algorithms, new protein structures, new approaches in physics. What can AI really do for our understanding of reality? And are there things it could discover that no human would ever have imagined?
- The medicine of tomorrow: where AI can really take us
Cellular reprogramming, digital twins, drugs discovered in a matter of months, treatments tailored to each patient's genome. AI is not revolutionising medicine from the outside: it is transforming it from within. Here is what is genuinely credible over the next 30 years, sources to back it up.
- Google I/O 2026: what's being prepared for 19 May in Mountain View
On 19 May 2026, Google opens its annual I/O event in Mountain View. Between official announcements, credible leaks and persistent rumours, here is everything that should be revealed on stage, and why this edition could be the most strategic since the event was created.