Demis Hassabis's Cambridge lecture: one hour on where AI is heading
goyalshaliniuk · x · 2026-10-06
A recommendation to spend 60 minutes on Demis Hassabis's Cambridge lecture, which offers a rare look at where AI is heading, how fast the field is moving, and what the next few years could look like — argued to give more perspective on AI's future than years of casual scrolling.
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