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“Back in 2017, I joined Google’s CTO office at Google Cloud because I believed AI would be utterly transformative — and Google was clearly leading that phase.” Kenzi Merkle in conversation with Ron Bodkin, Founder of Theoriq, on how his time at Google helped shape the vision behind Theoriq...

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