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Google hails 'profound leap' in problem-solving by its AI
The Guardian
|September 18, 2025
Google DeepMind claims it has made a “historic” artificial intelligence breakthrough akin to the Deep Blue computer defeating Garry Kasparov at chess in 1997 and an AI beating a human Go champion in 2016.
A version of the company’s Gemini 2.5 AI model solved a complex real-world problem that stumped human computer programmers to become the first AI model to win a gold medal at an international programming competition held this month in Azerbaijan.
In a performance that the tech company called a “profound leap in abstract problem-solving” it took less than half an hour to work out how to weigh up an infinite number of possibilities to send a liquid through a network of ducts to a set of interconnected reservoirs. The goal was to distribute it as quickly as possible.
None of the human teams, including the top performers from universities in Russia, China and Japan, got it right.
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