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DeepMind finds its India accent where AI trains in culture, not just code

Google DeepMind expects artificial general intelligence (AGI) within four to five years, with significant AI development being driven from its expanding India operations

Manish Gupta, senior director for India and APAC at Google DeepMind
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Manish Gupta, senior director for India and APAC at Google DeepMind

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru

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Google DeepMind expects artificial general intelligence (AGI) capabilities to emerge within four to five years, as it ramps up artificial intelligence (AI) development through its growing India operations.
 
Manish Gupta, senior director for India and Asia-Pacific at Google DeepMind, said the company’s Gemini models are already showing “superhuman capabilities” in areas like mathematics, with one model performing at gold medal level on International Math Olympiad problems.
 
“We believe that you will see capabilities that could at least arguably be termed AGI — perhaps within the next four to five years,” Gupta told Business Standard in an interview. Much of that