British tech pioneer Mustafa Suleyman will be chief executive of organisation focusing on consumer products and research
Microsoft has appointed the co-founder of the British artificial intelligence lab DeepMind as the head of a new AI division.
Mustafa Suleyman, 39, co-founded DeepMind with Demis Hassabis and Shane Legg in 2010 and the company went on to be bought by Google for £400m in 2014. It now forms the core of Google’s AI efforts after merging with another unit to become Google DeepMind in 2023.
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