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Page Description: DeepMind is a cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence company of scientists, engineers, and researchers dedicated to using technology for solving the world’s greatest problems.

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Page Text: Demis Hassabis Co-founder & CEO Demis Hassabis co-founded DeepMind in 2010 after successful careers in academia and computer game development. A child chess prodigy, he designed and programmed the multi-million selling, award-winning game Theme Park at the age of 17. After graduating from Cambridge University, he founded pioneering videogames firm Elixir Studios and completed a PhD in cognitive neuroscience at UCL. The journal Science listed his research on imagination and memory as one of 2007’s top ten breakthroughs. Demis is a Fellow of the Royal Society, Royal Academy of Engineering and the Royal Society of Arts. In 2017 he featured in the Time 100 list of most influential people, and in 2018 he was awarded a CBE for services to science and technology. Demis is also Founder and CEO of Isomorphic Labs. Shane Legg Co-founder & Chief Scientist Shane Legg and Demis first met at the Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit at University College London, while studying the brain’s algorithmic organisation. Their shared curiosity in AI’s potential to positively impact society later became the founding idea for DeepMind. Shane is a celebrated computer scientist and holds a PhD from IDSIA (Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence Research) in Switzerland, where he was supervised by Professor Marcus Hutter, the leading authority on theoretical models of super intelligent machines. Shane’s doctoral thesis on universal artificial intelligence was awarded the Canadian Singularity Institute research prize in 2008. Lila Ibrahim Chief Operating Officer Lila blends technical expertise with creative leadership in her role as DeepMind’s COO . Originally a microprocessor engineer, she has helped grow some of the world's leading technology companies including Intel, where she held a series of global roles, venture firm Kleiner Perkins and Coursera, where she was the first executive hire and helped bring education to millions of people around the world. At DeepMind, Lila oversees both technology and organisational infrastructure including Engineering , Operations, and People . She is the co-founder and Chair of education technology non-profit Team4Tech and has previously served on the Board of Gannett, helping it become the largest US print media company. Her exceptional impact has been recognised by a Henry Crown Fellowship from the Aspen Institute and the Anita Borg Institute Award for Social Impact. Koray Kavukcuoglu Vice President of Research Koray is one of the world's foremost experts in deep learning . As Vice President of Research, he oversees and coordinates the work of our international team of research scientists and engineers. He previously led the deep-learning team at DeepMind, where he pioneered algorithmic breakthroughs including DQN , IMPALA and WaveNet , which powers the voice of the Google Assistant for millions of users around the world. Before joining DeepMind, Koray was a researcher at NEC Labs America . He holds a masters in aerospace engineering and a PhD in computer science from NYU, where he was part of Yann LeCun’s group within the Computational and Biological Learning Lab working on unsupervised learning and deep learning. Colin Murdoch Chief Business Officer Decades of international commercial experience and deep technical expertise mean Colin is uniquely placed to ensure DeepMind’s cutting-edge research benefits as many people as possible. As Chief Business Officer, he oversees a wide-range of teams including Applied , which applies research breakthroughs to Google products and infrastructure used by billions of people. He also helps drive the growth of DeepMind, building and leading critical functions including finance and strategy and leading external and commercial partnerships. Originally an electronics and software engineer, he has held senior positions at both start-ups and global companies such as Thomson Reuters, helping them solve their own complex, mission-critical, real-world challenges. Teams Our success depends on many teams joining together for a shared goal. No single discipline has all the answers needed to build AI, and we've found that many exciting new ideas come from dedicated collaboration between different fields. Research Our teams work on cutting-edge computer science, neuroscience, ethics, and public policy to responsibly pioneer AI systems. Research scientists and engineers collaborate across DeepMind and with partners to create systems that can benefit all parts of society. Explore Research jobs Engineering Engineers help accelerate our research by building, maintaining, and optimising tools and environments. From scaling research prototypes to developing bespoke environments, our engineers enable us to perform safe, rigorous experimentation at scale. Explore Engineering jobs Science Our multidisciplinary group of researchers and engineers collaborate with expert partners on a wide range of scientific problems. From protein folding to quantum chemistry, we’re using AI to unlock some of the most fascinating challenges in the natural sciences. Explore Science jobs Ethics & Society Our interdisciplinary group of policy experts, philosophers, and researchers work with other groups in academia, civil society, and the broader AI community to address using new technologies, putting ethics into practice, and helping society address the impacts of AI. Explore Ethics & Society jobs Applied Researchers and engineers work with partners at Google to apply our systems in the real world. This collaboration has already reduced Google’s energy consumption and improved products that are in the hands of hundreds of millions of people. Explore Applied jobs Operations Our dedicated teams include experts from program management, people development, travel, property, public engagement and more who work together to maintain, optimise, and nurture our culture and world-leading research.

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