Microsoft Architecture Adjustment: Co founder of Microsoft AI Digging DeepMind to Lead
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Microsoft Architecture Adjustment: Co Founder of Microsoft AI Mining DeepMind Led by Microsoft, which became the world's most valuable listed company with the wave of artificial intelligence, announced on Tuesday an organizational restructuring: Microsoft AI will be formed to unify the management of all consumer AI products and research work, and DeepMind's co-founder Mustafa Suleiman will be hired to lead the team, reporting to CEO Nadella.
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