Vitor Gonçalves da Silva lives in Campinas, Brazil. He is studying agricultural engineering at the University of Campinas. For Vitor, machine learning and artificial intelligence provide the means to optimise agriculture in his home country. Every day, DeepMind scholars like Vitor are making their mark in artificial intelligence. In the AI by you...
Nov 2022
Arnol Fokam was born in Cameroon and now lives in South Africa. Arnol studies at the University of Witwatersrand and he believes that AI could be the key to resource management across his home continent. Every day, DeepMind scholars like Arnol are making their mark in artificial intelligence. In the AI by you series, they express what artificial...
Nov 2022
Weronika Skibicka was born in Poland and has recently moved to Germany to continue her study. She arrived at AI through her passion for neuroscience and believes artificial intelligence provides an exciting opportunity to better understand the human brain. Every day, DeepMind scholars like Weronika are making their mark in artificial intelligence....
Nov 2022
Sneha Naik studied at Imperial College, London, before moving to New York to undertake a PhD. Her own experience with Crohn’s disease has played a significant role in her focus on health care. She hopes to utilise artificial intelligence to better diagnose and treat diseases that cause hidden disabilities. Every day, DeepMind scholars like Sneha...
Nov 2022
Julia Kaltenborn was born in Germany, grew up in Switzerland and now lives in Canada. She has a passion for climate science and hopes artificial intelligence can help provide solutions to one of the biggest challenges we face. Every day, DeepMind scholars like Julia are making their mark in artificial intelligence. In the AI by you series, they...
Nov 2022
AI could be one of humanity’s most useful inventions. But only if it’s made by people representing our whole society. Including you. We need a stronger, more inclusive AI community. A community that brings diverse values, concerns, and hopes to the table. Only then, can the whole of humanity truly benefit from this technology. AI for everyone needs...
Nov 2022
Could burn marks on eggshells explain the disappearance of the giant flightless bird Genyornis newtoni? This huge ostrich-sized “thunderbird” - nicknamed “the demon-duck of doom” for its huge head - disappeared from Australia’s fossil record around 50,000 years ago. The discovery of burned eggshells led scientists, including Gifford Miller of the University...
Sep 2022
At DeepMind, we’re embarking on one of the greatest adventures in scientific history. Our mission is to solve intelligence, to advance science and benefit humanity. To make this possible, we bring together scientists, designers, engineers, ethicists, and more, to research and build safe artificial intelligence systems that can help transform society...
Sep 2022
It all started with an email. The world produces around 400m tonnes of plastic waste each year. Much of it ends up in landfill; a significant portion is polluting the world’s oceans. Conventional plastic recycling only degrades the material – in fact, most plastic items never fully disappear. John McGeehan, Rosie Graham, and their colleagues at...
Jul 2022
Most people who have access to a modern healthcare system would not consider a disease like bubonic plague to be a threat. Such bacterial infections are usually dealt with easily through modern antibiotics. Yet antibiotic resistance, where bacteria evolve the ability to defeat these drugs, is fast becoming a growing global problem - and new antibiotics...
Jul 2022
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