Google DeepMind Organizational Structure & Org Chart
Google DeepMind combines the former DeepMind and Google Brain groups under CEO Demis Hassabis. Its public work spans frontier models, scientific research and responsibility and safety.
Google DeepMind organizational chart
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Google DeepMind's reporting structure as of 2026-09. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom — or open it in QueryChart and edit it as your own.
- Industry
- Artificial intelligence research
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2010 (DeepMind); combined Google DeepMind team formed 2023
- Employees
- Not separately disclosed
- CEO
- Demis Hassabis
- Revenue
- Not separately disclosed
- Ownership
- Public
- Structure as of
- 2026-09
- Structure last reviewed
- 2026-09-29
About the company
Google DeepMind is Google's AI research organization. The company says it brought DeepMind and Google Brain together as one focused team led by Demis Hassabis. Its public pages describe model families, science projects and safety work, but they do not publish a complete current employee reporting chart.
This tree therefore maps published areas of work. Gemini, Gemma, Veo and other names are model families or products, not independent corporate divisions. AlphaFold and WeatherNext are research programs, while councils named on the responsibility page are review bodies rather than product teams.
One research organization with several visible work streams
Demis Hassabis is identified as CEO of Google DeepMind. The organization's history explains the 2023 combination of two Google AI labs. The tree shows that combined identity and a leadership branch, without inventing a hierarchy between named researchers whose current reporting lines are unpublished.
Google DeepMind's site presents general-purpose and specialized AI models, including Gemini, Gemma, Veo and Imagen. It also presents science work such as AlphaFold, AlphaGenome and WeatherNext. The chart groups these as published portfolios of work, not as separately incorporated businesses or definitive internal departments.
The responsibility and safety page describes a Responsibility and Safety Council co-chaired by COO Lila Ibrahim and VP Helen King, and an AGI Safety Council led by Shane Legg. Their public remit is review and safeguarding. Those bodies are drawn alongside research and models, rather than as if they managed the engineers who built each product.
Key leadership roles
Demis Hassabis
Co-founder and CEO, Google DeepMind
Lila Ibrahim
Chief Operating Officer; co-chair, Responsibility and Safety Council
Helen King
Vice President, Responsibility; co-chair, Responsibility and Safety Council
Shane Legg
Co-founder and Chief AGI Scientist; leads AGI Safety Council
How this structure supports the business
A single lab identity helps explain why foundational model development, scientific applications and Google product work appear together on the organization's site. The public map keeps research programs distinct from model families so readers can locate the kind of work each name represents.
Safety councils are represented as governance and review mechanisms because Google DeepMind describes them that way. A tree can show their presence, while cross-team reviews and research collaborations require explanatory text rather than a single manager-to-employee line.
Advantages and disadvantages
- The model, science and safety groupings follow Google DeepMind's published information architecture.
- They do not establish a formal departmental hierarchy or financial segments.
- Named councils make a public oversight mechanism visible.
- Council review crosses teams and cannot be fully expressed by one-parent tree edges.
Interesting facts
- Google DeepMind combined the former DeepMind and Google Brain teams in 2023.
- Demis Hassabis is named CEO on its current About page.
- The public research portfolio includes AlphaFold and WeatherNext.
- Its responsibility page names two different safety councils with distinct remits.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Google DeepMind separate from Google?
It is Google's AI research organization, formed by combining DeepMind and Google Brain. This chart depicts its published work, not a separate listed corporation.
Who leads Google DeepMind?
Its current About page names Demis Hassabis as CEO.
Are Gemini and AlphaFold divisions?
No. They are model and research programs shown as portfolio groupings in this educational visualization.
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