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Probably not going to happen, but I'd love to see Isomorphic Labs separate from Alphabet with Hassabis still as CEO. He's too pure minded to be at company like

Probably not going to happen, but I'd love to see Isomorphic Labs separate from Alphabet with Hassabis still as CEO. He's too pure minded to be at company like Google.

IncreasePosts 3mo ago
He won a nobel prize for his work on protein folding while at Google...it seems like they give him a lot of room to explore problems that aren't directly related to serving ads
- antupis 3mo ago
  But it was Google fault that they really cannot productize all that innovation that happened DeepMind. Google probably now fumbled with world models and this exodus will create next giant in that space.
  - nolist_policy 3mo ago
    > Google probably now fumbled with world models [...]. Can you explain this more precisely?
ackbar03 3mo ago
I have a feeling this might negatively impact Isomorphic as well since they also fall under Alphabet
- HarHarVeryFunny 3mo ago
  Hopefully not - Isomorphic also have external investors (maybe 10-20% ownership?), who may be willing to buy it outright from Google if they lose interest, and Hassabis is now said to be "leaning into" the role of Isomorphic CEO, which is at least pursuing his goal for scientific advance via AI, if only in one specific (important) direction. https://endpoints.news/demis-hassabis-leaning-into-isomorphic-ceo-role-amid-alphabets-ai-shake-up/ https://endpoints.news/demis-hassabis-leaning-into-isomorphi...