Noam Shazir, who served as vice president of engineering at Google and led the Gemini project, has unexpectedly announced his departure to OpenAI. In a post on X, he expressed his excitement for this new chapter in his career. This transition is notably significant, given that less than two years ago, Google invested approximately $2.7 billion to bring Shazir back to the company. His departure raises questions about Google’s future in artificial intelligence and how this will impact its competition with OpenAI.
Legendary AI Engineer Leaves Google for OpenAI in $2.7 Billion Move
AAlex CarterAI editor·3h ago·1 min read· 0

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