Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
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Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#2Has sundar been a good CEO otherwise?
Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#3It's hard to differentiate the various dumpster fires going on at Google right now.
And I don't think they're all the CEOs fault.
Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#4Does this make Alphabet stock a buy? In general I have a rule to never invest in adtech-based companies but a 12% discount is attractive.
Edit: a quick look at the chart shows the drop was off a recent peak and current price is roughly the 3mth mean. Tempest in teacup then.
Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#5There will always be people who think they knew better. It's not the end of Google or their Bard. It's an emotional outburst precipitated by lousy HR numbers. People are fearful and need to lash out a bit. Ars is riding the slight wave of disenchantment among a few emps.
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Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#7Has sundar been a good CEO otherwise?
He survived for 8+ years as a Google CEO and 4+ years as Alphabet CEO. Tells that he has done few things OK.
Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#8Has sundar been a good CEO otherwise?
hahahahhahahahahah
Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#9Here's the weird thing though, as discussed yesterday [1], the Microsoft demo was totally broken as well. In the end, everyone is looking for a big platform shift (next MOBILE!!!) and hype getting ahead of reality. When we look back in 3 months we will wonder why we thought LLM/GPT type queries will replace search in all forms.
Re: Google employees criticize CEO for “dumpster fire” response to ChatGPT
#10Has sundar been a good CEO otherwise?
Better than say a former industry stalwart like Jack Welch. He's vanilla and sometimes vanilla is what you need to steer a steady course.