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Google Physical AI for AGI

The innovative DeepMind team is set to develop AI models that not only mimic the physical world but also propel the advancement of AGI. Google DeepMind is forming a team of artificial intelligence researchers tasked with creating "world models" to simulate physical environments. This ambitious initiative will be spearheaded by Tim Brooks, a former co-lead of OpenAI’s Sora project, who joined DeepMind in October to focus on Google’s video generation and world simulation efforts.

World models represent a cutting-edge advancement in AI with the potential to fulfill numerous roles, including the creation of real-time interactive media environments for video games and films, as well as realistic training scenarios for robots and other AI systems. This initiative is also integral to Google’s strategy to develop an artificial general intelligence (AGI) system ahead of its competitors.

“DeepMind has set ambitious goals to develop large generative models that will simulate the world,” Brooks stated in an X post on Monday. He shared listings for research engineers and scientists dedicated to advancing AI “world models” that can replicate real-world scenarios. The roles will focus on tackling challenges related to training “at massive scale,” curating training data, and exploring integration with multimodal language models.

DeepMind emphasizes the importance of scaling pretraining on video and multimodal data as a key step toward achieving artificial general intelligence. They believe that world models will be instrumental in various areas, including visual reasoning, simulation, planning for embodied agents, and real-time interactive entertainment.

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