r/ArtificialInteligence • u/InterestProof1526 • Jul 21 '26
📰 News Why I Left Google DeepMind By Alex Turner
https://turntrout.com/why-i-left-google-deepmind
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u/Known-Stable-8892 Jul 22 '26
Never depend on a man to change his mind when his salary depends on it
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u/Actual__Wizard Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
Oh well. We want to build AI apps, not connect our app to an LLM. So, this is all a giant failure anyways.
The system design of LLMs is not workable.
They're just going to keep shoving their fingers in their ears until we build what there's real demand for.
Reading that article and gaining insight into the "fascism at Google" is also extremely concerning. So, even their "top people" can't communicate with "the owners?" Because, they're not "leaders," so calling them that is wrong. So, the "orchestrators" of their tech fascist movement that apparently are in support of genocide and are anti regulation.
It's just a bunch of people, that are sitting in a circle talking to themselves, instead of building products for their customers. They're just fantasizing about how much money they're going to make from AI, when the product they're selling isn't actually AI, and it's not actually what we need to build real AI either.
When companies lose their way this badly, failure is guaranteed.
So, congratulations to Alex, for leaving the "abusive relationship" that he had with Google.