Research
Navigating with grid-like representations in artificial agents
Most animals, including humans, are able to flexibly navigate the world they live in exploring new areas, returning quickly to remembered places, and taking shortcuts. Indeed, these abilities feel so easy and natural that it is not immediately obvious…
DeepMind, meet Android
Were delighted to announce a new collaboration between DeepMind for Google and Android, the worlds most popular mobile operating system. Together, weve created two new features that will be available to people with devices running Android P later this …
DeepMind papers at ICLR 2018
Between 30 April and 03 May, hundreds of researchers and engineers will gather in Vancouver, Canada, for the Sixth International Conference on Learning RepresentationsHere you can read details of all DeepMinds accepted papers and find out where you can…
Our first COO Lila Ibrahim takes DeepMind to the next level
One of the greatest pleasures of coming to work every day at DeepMind is the chance to collaborate with brilliant researchers and engineers from so many different fields and perspectives – with machine learning experts alongside neuroscientists, physic…
Retour à Paris / A return to Paris
English version followsLorsque nous avons tabli notre sige Londres en 2010, nous voulions faire de DeepMind le nec plus ultra de la recherche de pointe dans le domaine de lintelligence artificielle. Nous voulions galement aider la communaut de lintell…
Learning to navigate in cities without a map
How did you learn to navigate the neighborhood of your childhood, to go to a friends house, to your school or to the grocery store? Probably without a map and simply by remembering the visual appearance of streets and turns along the way. As you gradua…