His previous company, DeepMind, was acquired by Google in 2014 and has formed the backbone of much of the company’s AI research - and the industry’s - ever since. And in Suleyman, it has a leader with deep AI credentials to navigate the rest. Inflection has kept a low profile until Pi’s launch, but it’s no David facing Goliaths in its ambition to carve out a spot in the AI race. “Take the difference and propagate it forwards. “Look at how it was five years ago and how it is now,” Hinton told The New York Times.
The industry is shipping new models and products so fast, that just yesterday, Suleyman’s former colleague at Google, AI “godfather” Geoffrey Hinton, quit his post to be able to speak more freely about AI’s dangers. Those AI models have already caused seismic events in industries from copy-writing to customer service and education, while raising concerns about hallucinations that get the facts wrong, and bias in their training data.
The market is already flooded with bots like the ones above, as well as from fellow challengers like Anthropic’s Claude, or Quora’s Poe. Eventually, Inflection’s CEO added, Pi will help you organize your schedule, prep for meetings and learn new skills.įulfilling such ambitions won’t be easy. “It’s really a new class of AI - it’s distinct in the sense that a personal AI is one that really works for you as the individual,” Suleyman said.
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