Google Elevates Nobel Laureate Demis Hassabis to Alphabet Chief Scientist

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Google has appointed Demis Hassabis, a Nobel Prize laureate, to the newly created role of Chief Scientist at Alphabet, Google's parent company. As part of this leadership reshuffle, Hassabis will step down as CEO of Google DeepMind and transition into the role of its chairman. The move marks a significant shift in how Google structures its top AI leadership. Hassabis has been a central figure in Google's artificial intelligence efforts through his work at DeepMind.

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