Demis Hassabis delivers a Nobel lecture, tracing his journey into AI from early experiences with chess and coding AI programs to founding DeepMind and achieving breakthroughs like AlphaGo. He discusses using games as proving grounds for AI, leading to the development of AlphaFold, which revolutionized protein structure prediction. Hassabis explains the criteria for suitable AI problems, the architecture and impact of AlphaFold, and the potential of AI to transform biology and drug discovery. He touches on the broader implications of AI across various scientific fields, emphasizing responsible development and the possibility of classical systems modeling quantum systems, and concludes by thanking his teams, collaborators, and family.
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