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Google DeepMind safety researcher Bilal Chughtai quit in 2026 citing existential AI risk, echoing calls from Altman, Musk, and Amodei to slow development.
Google DeepMind co-founder Shane Legg warned that rapidly advancing AI must not outpace safety controls, as he launched an institute to explore the deployment of artificial general
A former Google DeepMind researcher has warned that artificial intelligence could “kill us all” — adding to a growing chorus of insiders sounding alarms about a technology that President Trump has dismissed as a doomsday “hoax.
Google launches DeepMind Institute to advance safe AGI research, weigh risks like cybersecurity & biorisks, and guide responsible AI.
Mechanize co-founder Tamay Besiroglu joins Google DeepMind following the tech giant's US$1.5bn acquisition to lead its AI workforce strategy
Founder Shane Legg is warning that artificial intelligence advances must not come before AI safety, the Financial Times reported
AGI is close, Google DeepMind says. Its new institute asks what comes next, from safety to giving everyone a stake in AI-driven growth.
Logan Kilpatrick said the feedback loop could help Google close the gap with other frontier AI labs with Gemini 4.
Google DeepMind’s AlphaGenome Atlas maps 9 billion DNA variants, turning massive AI predictions into a resource for researchers and a new cloud opportunity.
Bilal Chughtai and Josh Engels, who worked on Deepmind’s AI safety team, left to join organizations dedicated to AI safety. “I now think that there’s a terrifying chance that AI systems cause immense harm in the next five years,
Google DeepMind co-founder Shane Legg says AI capabilities must not outpace safety controls as the DeepMind Institute launches to examine the implications of AGI.