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Google DeepMind boss hits back at Meta AI chief over ‘fearmongering’ claim

By: CNBC.com News
Demis Hassabis said that Google DeepMind wasn't trying to achieve "regulatory capture" when it came to the discussion on how best to approach AI.
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