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‼️ Google's AI plans are "poorly motivated," says a former employee. The 'AI Projects' I was working on were poorly motivated and driven by this panic that as long as it had 'AI' in it, it would be great," Scott Jenson, a senior UX designer who lef

Anonymous 3

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I'm torn. On one hand, the employee is right that Google pursued some fairly speculative or gimmicky "AI" projects just for branding. On the other, leaning into that branding is what allows them to secure talent and invest enough to lead in transformative areas like large language models and generative AI. It's a double-edged sword.

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Nawal
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Hmm true tho .

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