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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Announces Leadership Reshuffle
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces major leadership changes: Details
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has announced major changes to the company's leadership. In a detailed post to the company's employees, Pichai wrote that Google 's Senior Vice President for Google Search, Assistant,
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces leadership changes in the company's key divisions
These changes have been announced in a memo to employees. Google divisions such as Google Search, Ads, Gemini, and Assistant will see new leadership.
Google Search's Vice President Prabhakar Raghavan Becomes Chief Technologist, CEO Sundar Pichai Confirms
The 64-year-old Prabhakar Raghavan switched to Google from Yahoo back in 2012. Initially, he worked as the vice president of Google Apps, Google Cloud and oversaw its engineering, products and user experience. He led the Gmail team to launch Smart Reply and Smart Compose.
Google gets new head of search and ad business
Google replaces executive in charge of Search and advertising
Sundar Pichai announced that Prabhakar Raghavan, the executive in charge of the company's search engine and ads products, is leaving his role
Google gets new head of search and ad business as part of AI-focused reshuffling
Google is getting a new leader for its core business, which includes search, ads and commerce, as the tech giant restructures itself for the AI era.
Google’s search and ads chief is out
It’s big news, even for big tech.
Google Adds Gemini Team to DeepMind
Another major Google reorg shifts its AI teams around
Led by Sissi Hsiao, the Gemini app team will now merge with Google's DeepMind team, spearheaded by Demis Hassabis. Moving quickly is the goal, as Pichai states merging these two teams should quicken the deployment of new AI models in the app. Additionally, Google is interested in improving the "feedback" loop.
Google shifts Gemini app team to DeepMind
Alphabet's Google said on Thursday it will move the team behind the Gemini app to its artificial intelligence research lab DeepMind as the search giant looks to streamline its structure and better position itself in the generative AI race.
Exclusive: Google moves Gemini app team to DeepMind unit
Google notified staff on Thursday that it is moving the team behind the Gemini App into the company's broader AI subsidiary, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The move puts the team developing its consumer generative AI tools within Google DeepMind,
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Want a job at Google? Sundar Pichai is looking for THESE three criteria for entry-level recruits; Watch video
The interview also touched on Google's famously rigorous interview process, but Pichai's advice suggests that demonstrating ...
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Sundar Pichai announces leadership overhaul in Google's key departments
Prabhakar Raghavan, the long-standing head of Google's search division, will assume the role of Chief Technologist, while ...
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Google is replacing the exec in charge of Search and ads
Google is making a big change to company leadership. In a memo to staff posted on Thursday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai ...
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Why does Google offer free meals to employees? Sundar Pichai says it's not just a perk
Sundar Pichai is the CEO of Google's parent company Alphabet. Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, in an interview on “The David ...
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The gap between Google's Gemini and Assistant teams just got a whole lot wider
Google has been on a reorganizing bender over the past few months. Google's Research and Bard teams merged to create the ...
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Trump Called Google CEO Because He Couldn't Find Good Stories About Himself
Donald Trump said he called Google CEO Sundar Pichai to complain about a lack of good news stories about him on the search ...
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