Microsoft loses senior scientist Li Hongzhi to China’s Tongji University amid 89% drop in AI talent to US

by admin | May 16, 2026 | Asia

Li Hongzhi, former head of generative AI at Microsoft AI Asia, has joined Tongji University in Shanghai as a distinguished tenured professor, according to the university.

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