Google DeepMind director behind Gemini leaves for Hong Kong university after 20 years in US
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Cao Liangliang, a former Google DeepMind director who worked on Gemini, has left the U.S. to join Hong Kong Polytechnic University, two decades after he left the city to build his career abroad.
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