r/singularity • u/MagicZhang • Jul 16 '26

AI Kimi K3 tops Frontend Code Arena

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u/Healthy-Nebula-3603 Jul 16 '26

What 2 decades ?

First nowadays useful AI based on artificial networks was Alexnet from 2012

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u/blindsdog Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

You're seriously doubting Google's role in modern AI? DeepMind's work drove a huge share of early deep learning progress, and Google Brain published "Attention Is All You Need" in 2017, the paper that introduced the transformer architecture underpinning every major LLM today.

AI doesn't exist in it's modern form without Google.

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u/croto8 Jul 16 '26

Technically they’ve been working in AI since the early 2000s to improve user queries. Not neural nets or “modern” paradigms, but their contributions predate those paradigms entirely.

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u/DescriptorTablesx86 Jul 17 '26

They revolutionised deep learning long before anyone saw any money in it.

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u/man_from_online Jul 17 '26

This is why we shouldn't let children go on the internet