She detasseled corn for $1 an hour at 14. Now she’s Google DeepMind’s chief AI exec—and says being an immigrant’s daughter made her a natural ‘first’

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Lila Ibrahim, chief AI readiness officer at Google DeepMind, was appointed the company’s first-ever chief operating officer in 2018 despite having no formal background in artificial intelligence. The daughter of Lebanese and Palestinian immigrant parents, she began working at age 14 detasseling corn in Indiana for approximately one dollar per hour. After rising through Intel’s ranks for two decades as chief of staff overseeing 85,000 people, she left the company in 2010. She now stands as one of the most senior executives at Google DeepMind amid a major restructuring following Demis Hassabis’s departure from the CEO role.

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