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Contracts with five trusts to share patient data are part of transfer of DeepMind Health
Mustafa Suleyman’s retreat suggests AI group’s autonomy has been curtailed by its parent
Staff costs rise rapidly at London research company owned by Alphabet
Full-year accounts show Deep Mind’s staff costs, an important measure, double
AI company’s model can give 48 hours’ warning of potentially fatal complications
Collaboration comes as AI researchers try to prove commercial worth to Alphabet
Device can diagnose a range of eye diseases in real time as accurately as the best specialists
Tech giants ramp up recruitment of university scientists with big salaries and resources
Kheiron’s test in England aimed at helping hospitals cope with shortage of radiologists
AlphaZero plays Go and chess at levels that defeat humans and the best existing programs
The transfer of the UK health unit to California raises privacy concerns
Relationship between British AI firm and US giant shifts
UK AI group that processes 1.6m NHS patient data also halts independent review panel
With potential uses in healthcare and finance, the technology promises to revolutionise computing
Clinical trials planned after early tests of DeepMind software
Review panel warns DeepMind will ultimately have to prove its value to parent
Latest Google project shows unanticipated ability by AI systems to learn by themselves
An entente cordiale would be good for the European tech sector
Research on the social impact of AI cannot be left to industry alone
Grid cells in the brain and AI deep reinforcement learning behave in similar ways
Higher salaries and greater resources lures professors to US tech groups
Beijing plans to be the world leader in the technology by 2030. The contest will come down to who can better manipulate the data
Retinal scans used to train an algorithm in ‘promising’ partnership with the NHS
Does the human-like strategy of Google’s AlphaZero represent the dawn of flexible computers?
