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Botnik wrote a Large Pile of Ash with something they're calling a predictive keyboard, which is an AI bot that's able to predict words and phrases in a given piece of writing based on what came before.
As well as the DeepMind takeover, London's place at the intersection of business and academia has been highlighted by Microsoft's $250m£177m7m) takeover of predictive keyboard app SwiftKey, which started life at University College, London.
8. Microsoft is paying about $250 million to acquire London-based Swiftkey, maker of a predictive keyboard powered by artificial intelligence that is installed on hundreds of millions of smartphones, Financial Times reports.
BB10's predictive keyboard is also an extremely impressive feature.
Predictive keyboard app maker SwiftKey, based in London, confirmed today it has sold to Microsoft.
Predictive keyboard maker SwiftKey, which exited to Microsoft earlier this year for $250M, was another Octopus investment.
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Nuance also owns Android keyboard manufacturer Swype, which uses the company's natural language processing to provide predictive keyboards.
Coupled with three types of predictive keyboards, a smart dialer and a redesigned contacts list, the Acer user interface makes using the smartphone an efficient and delightful experience.
If you're still hunting for the perfect iOS 8 keyboard check out our recent round-up of nine alternative keyboards — from predictive keyboards to swipe-style interfaces to emoji and GIF finder keyboards.
And a predictive emoji keyboard would be a challenge, but will inevitably happen.
Microsoft is understood to be acquiring London-based SwiftKey, the startup which employed artificial intelligence to create a ground-breaking predictive smartphone keyboard, according to sources.
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