Jeff Dean, one of Google's most respected executives, is leaving the company after 27 years. Employees have had a lot to say about it.

Jeff Dean has been with Google for over 27 years, and helped build Google Search in the early days through AI Mode.

The tech giant’s former chief scientist is joining forces with 3 fellow AI leaders to launch a startup focused on accelerating scientific breakthroughs.

Google's departing chief scientist, Jeff Dean, shared a startup pitch deck with a list of product experience that any founder would be envious of.

Jeff Dean left Google after 27 years to launch Discovery Loop, an Alphabet-backed AI startup targeting breakthroughs in drug development, materials science, and chip design.

Jeff Dean on Wednesday (Aug 5) publicly shared the pitch decks he used to secure funding from a select group of venture capital firms.

Jeff Dean was Google's 30th employee. Now, after decades at the search giant, he's leaving to cofound an AI startup called Discovery Loop.

Google reshuffled its AI leadership as Demis Hassabis moved into a research role and Jeff Dean departed, raising questions about Gemini execution.

Jeff Dean, Google's chief scientist and the engineer behind foundational systems from MapReduce to Google Brain, confirmed Wednesday he is leaving the company after 27 years to co-found Discovery Loop.