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Could you provide a quote from either of these articles that supports the statement being questioned: > Demis now has a load of people reporting to him who pre
by f5e4 3y ago
Could you provide a quote from either of these articles that supports the statement being questioned:
> Demis now has a load of people reporting to him who previously were rooting for his failure
- caminante 3y agoYes. Further, I don't understand how explicit examples of company infighting over autonomy doesn't already address your point.
- f5e4 3y agoFighting between Deepmind and Google leadership over autonomy doesn't really directly support that Google Brain employees and Deepmind had infighting. They seem to me to be quite different things. It seems like a big leap to take these articles as support the statement: > Demis now has a load of people reporting to him who previously were rooting for his failure It certainly might be true, but I'm missing the connection between these articles and the statement.
- caminante 3y ago> They seem to me to be quite different things. Only if you use vague standards like -"doesn't really directly support" -"Google Brain employees" How are "Google Brain employees" distinct from "Google leadership with Google Brain personnel in their respective reporting line?" What is the criteria for that distinction?