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The generative AI sector is entering a more volatile phase of talent reallocation, and the clearest signal this week arrives from one of the industry's most closely watched laboratories.
Demis Hassabis, a co-founder of DeepMind and its chief executive since Google completed its acquisition of the firm, will hand off day-to-day responsibilities to take on an oversight role at Alphabet, DeepMind's parent company.
The move comes as Google contends with a continuing wave of high-profile personnel departures across its AI operations.
From flat-footed to frontrunner, now fracture Google's generative AI position has shifted dramatically in a short period.
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