Mustafa Suleyman

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Mustafa Suleyman is a British entrepreneur, co-founder of artificial intelligence/machine learning company DeepMind Technologies, acquired by Google.[1] He is also co-founder of Reos Partners,[2] a global conflict resolution firm specialising in addressing complex social challenges.[3][4]

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At 19, Suleyman dropped out of Oxford University to set up the Muslim Youth Helpline,[5][6] a telephone counseling service. He then worked as a policy officer for the Mayor of London Ken Livingstone. Mustafa went on to help start Reos Partners, a conflict resolution consultancy. He has also worked for the UN, The Dutch Government and WWF as a negotiator and facilitator.[7]

Suleyman co-founded DeepMind Technologies, a leading AI company and became its Chief Product Officer. DeepMind was bought by Google in 2014 and he became Head of Applied AI at Google DeepMind.[8]

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