Demis Hassabis isn’t shying away from AI’s biggest questions

# Google's AI Leader Says Human-Level AI Could Be Here by 2030 Demis Hassabis, who runs Google's AI research division, believes that artificial intelligence will reach human-level capability within the next few years—a prediction that's more optimistic than many other experts in the field. At Google's developer conference this week, he was part of a massive announcement showing how AI is being woven into Google's everyday products like search, email, and documents. While experts disagree on the timeline, Hassabis's prediction suggests the AI tools we interact with could become dramatically more capable very soon.
Hello again, and welcome back to Fast Company’s Plugged In.For a decade, Google’s I/O developer conferences have told one consistent story: The AI age is here, and Google aims to lead it. The company’s progress can be measured by the AI-infused product announcements it makes during the show’s keynot
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