Barret Zoph, a co-founder of Thinking Machines Lab, is set to join Google as vice president of research, according to The Wall Street Journal. Google confirmed the appointment. Zoph previously served as chief technology officer at Thinking Machines Lab before leaving the startup earlier this year following a dispute with chief executive Mira Murati. He then moved to OpenAI, where he had a brief stint and led work tied to selling artificial intelligence products to enterprise customers. His move to Google marks another employer change within the same year. The report also said Google has recently lost several high-profile researchers, placing the appointment in the context of broader talent shifts inside the company’s research ranks.
Barret Zoph, a co-founder of Thinking Machines Lab, will join Google as vice president of research, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Zoph left the startup earlier this year after a dispute with chief executive Mira Murati and moved to OpenAI. After a short stint there, he is changing employers again.
Before that move, Zoph served as chief technology officer at Thinking Machines Lab. During his time at OpenAI, he led work related to selling artificial intelligence products to enterprise customers. Google confirmed the appointment.
The report added that Google has recently lost several high-profile researchers.
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