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In this interview, Demis Hassabis isn’t talking about a chatbot. He’s describing a Universal Assistant. One persistent AI that lives across phone, laptop, browser, car, and even glasses. It handles admin, anticipates needs, remembers context, and stays the same assistant everywhere you go. Once this exists, switching between apps,...

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