DeepMind CEO:AI may one day be self-aware.

CTOnews.com, April 18, the CEO of DeepMind, Google's artificial intelligence research laboratory, talked about the potential and possibility of artificial intelligence in an interview with CBS. He believes that artificial intelligence may one day have self-awareness, that is, it will have feelings and emotions similar to human beings.

On whether artificial intelligence will have self-consciousness, Hassabis said: "philosophers have not yet given a clear definition of consciousness, but if we are referring to self-consciousness and these things. I think it's possible that artificial intelligence will be like this one day."

According to CTOnews.com, DeepMind is a London-based artificial intelligence company founded by Demis Hassabis and others in 2010. Their goal is to create artificial intelligence systems that can perform certain tasks like humans. The company was acquired by Google in 2014 and later became a subsidiary of Alphabet after Google's restructuring.

DeepMind has made a series of remarkable achievements in the field of artificial intelligence, such as developing a computer program that can beat human go champions, and an artificial intelligence program that can predict the structure of proteins with high accuracy, which is of great significance to medical research and is a problem that researchers have been trying to solve for decades. The discovery could help doctors improve the treatment of patients and prescribe the best drugs.

Hassabis said he believed artificial intelligence was "the most important invention in the history of mankind". He said that human beings are an infinitely adaptable species that can quickly adapt to new technologies. He cited smartphones as an example of how quickly people can adapt to new technologies. "this will be another similar change," he said. "