Google Working on AI That Answers Emails By Itself

Before Agi, Intelligence artificial intelligence, Google could launch an AI assistant able to independently manage mailboxes electronics. The Guardian writes this, reporting an intervention by Demis Hassabis, head of Google's AI division, DeepMind, during the Sxsw festival in London. "I would pay thousands of dollars a month," he said, "for to be able to free myself from the burden of emails. An AI assistant universal that helps people to carry out activities daily". Specifically, Hassabis confirmed the work of his team on "an artificial intelligence that allows understand what the most common emails are and respond with the user style, making decisions easier." "The thing I really want - and what we are working on - is if we can have a next-generation email", he said. Emphasizing the potential of AI, the manager expressed the idea that the race for algorithms has been "overhyped on the short term" but in the end it will be like "a new revolution industrial". Precisely on the topic of Agi, the CEO of DeepMind has invited the United States and China to cooperate. "I hope that at least on the scientific and safety plan, a ground can be found common - we read in the Guardian - is for the good of all, given the impact it will have."