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Google Research shares a three-question framework for choosing moonshot projects

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Google Research leaders Michael Brenner and Lizzie Dorfman describe a three-part framework for picking new moonshot projects.

The questions ask whether the problem is big, whether technology can address it, and whether Google is built to solve it. Google Research shares the framework in a video with Sinead Bovell, posted on its X account on 2026-10-20.

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Google Research shares a three-question framework for choosing its next moonshot.
AIGoogle Research leaders Michael Brenner and Lizzie Dorfman describe a three-part framework for picking new moonshot projects: whether the problem is big, whether technology can address it, and whether Google is built to solve it. They share the framework in a video with Sinead Bovell.

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