Talent is a non-countable collective noun, like money or sugar. Consider "Where has/have all your money gone?" Has is the correct answer, at least by American grammar rules.
Unless it's referring to people (actors, models, and so forth, as used in the entertainment, photography and fashion industries). Again, the rules are tricky, even in "straightforward" American (USA, that is) English.
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Talent is a non-countable collective noun, like money or sugar. Consider "Where has/have all your money gone?" Has is the correct answer, at least by American grammar rules.
Unless it's referring to people (actors, models, and so forth, as used in the entertainment, photography and fashion industries). Again, the rules are tricky, even in "straightforward" American (USA, that is) English.