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Google shake-up highlights how human brains may be the scarcest AI resource of all

Google shake-up highlights how human brains may be the scarcest AI resource of all
MarketWatch Saturday 20 June 2026, 12:00 UTC By Britney Nguyen 1 min read
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Despite a growing pool of research talent, not many have the experience of building and scaling AI, experts say.

Despite a growing pool of research talent, not many have the experience of building and scaling AI, experts say.
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