One of Google DeepMind's top execs says lifelong learners will have an edge in the AI workplace

Business Insider•Sun, Oct 25, 2026, 11:00 AM•2 min read

Extra-curricular activities on a CV show if someone has a preset for "lifelong learning," said Google DeepMind exec, Lila Ibrahim.

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