Why Google’s AI CEO said no to Zuckerberg and yes to Larry Page despite more money

Why Google’s AI CEO said no to Zuckerberg and yes to Larry Page despite more money

Before OpenAI or Anthropic existed, Google and Facebook fought over a small London AI startup called DeepMind. Its CEO Demis Hassabis turned down Mark Zuckerberg’s richer offer and sold to Larry Page’s Google for $650 million in 2014. A new book by Sebastian Mallaby reveals how a Palo Alto dinner, a poker-style bluff, and AI safety concerns decided everything.

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