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Is this what caused AAPL stock to drop ~$3 rapidly? (mostly recovered since then)
WWDC is today, any major stock price movement is almost certainly due whatever they are announcing.
It looks like Silicon Valley really values the experience of execs from Instagram: OpenAI CPO: Kevin Weil, Instagram VP of Product 2016-2018 [1] Anthropic CPO: Mike Krieger, Instagram Cofounder and CTO 2010-2018 [2] OpenAI VP Consumer Product: Peter Deng, Instagram Head of Product 2013-2015 [3] [1] https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinweil/ [2] https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikekrieger/ [3] https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete…
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I don't think she's someone to be admired. Being ceo of an app that is IMO rife with bigotry, xenophobia, and scare mongering.
A bit unfair. A neighbourhood orientated social media platform is always going to have a vocal tiny minority of the people you described. I’d like to hear suggestions on how she as a CEO could prevent those issues
It looks like Silicon Valley really values the experience of execs from Instagram: OpenAI CPO: Kevin Weil, Instagram VP of Product 2016-2018 [1] Anthropic CPO: Mike Krieger, Instagram Cofounder and CTO 2010-2018 [2] OpenAI VP Consumer Product: Peter Deng, Instagram Head of Product 2013-2015 [3] [1] https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinweil/ [2] https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikekrieger/ [3] https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete…
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Nextdoor shares don't look like they did too well under her management.
> Nextdoor shares don't look like they did too well under her management. Isn't it fair to look at share price under their leadership? What other objective measures do we have of their management abilities? We take the OP's word for it that they're the best? Or is this like sports teams recycling the same 30 coaches?
This.
The valley is nothing but a machine. Feed young engineers in one end and spit unicorns out the other. The same players make it all go.
Do these people actually even believe in AI? If not, they're there solely for the financialization and value-extraction, which means it goes downhill from here.
The moment that every one who gave a shit about safety quit OpenAI you should have understood that there was no AI coming.
This has always been, and will always be about the money.
Do these people actually even believe in AI? If not, they're there solely for the financialization and value-extraction, which means it goes downhill from here.
Do these people actually even believe in AI? If not, they're there solely for the financialization and value-extraction, which means it goes downhill from here.
> Do these people actually even believe in AI? The moment that every one who gave a shit about safety quit OpenAI you should have understood that there was no AI coming. This has always been, and will always be about the money.
Do these people actually even believe in AI? If not, they're there solely for the financialization and value-extraction, which means it goes downhill from here.
Kinda weird to expect a for-profit company to "care" about a technology outside of it making them more money TBH.
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WWDC is today, any major stock price movement is almost certainly due whatever they are announcing.
Yes, I know, I was tracking the stock while watching WWDC. But there was a very sudden precipitous fall right when this was announced.