Google DeepMind

Google DeepMind is an AI research laboratory and technology developer headquartered in London, UK, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Google. Founded in 2010, the lab was merged with Google Brain to form a single, focused team led by CEO Demis Hassabis. Its stated mission is to build AI responsibly to benefit humanity, with a focus on advancing artificial general intelligence (AGI) and applying AI to scientific discovery. The organization is known for pioneering deep reinforcement learning and for landmark achievements such as AlphaGo, the first computer program to defeat a world champion in the game of Go. Today, Google DeepMind develops a broad portfolio of AI models and products, including the Gemini family, open models like Gemma, and specialized systems for video, image, audio, and robotics.

Google DeepMind researches and builds next-generation AI systems, ranging from frontier large language models to specialized generative models. Its Gemini models are designed for building intelligent agents and handling multimodal tasks, while specialized models like Veo generate cinematic video with audio, Imagen creates high-quality images from text, and Lyria produces high-fidelity music and audio. The lab also develops world models and physical AI systems, such as Genie 3 for generating interactive worlds and Gemini Robotics for perceiving, reasoning, and interacting with the physical world. In the scientific domain, it creates tools like AlphaFold for protein structure prediction, WeatherNext for fast and accurate weather forecasting, and AlphaEvolve for designing advanced algorithms. Additionally, Google DeepMind offers open models (Gemma) for building responsible AI applications at scale and provides access to its models through platforms like the Gemini app and Google AI Studio.