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If you read his full memo [1], it's the most Sundar Pichai response possible to a crisis. It's full of vague MBA speak ("red-teaming", really?) with the obligat
by ra7 3y ago
If you read his full memo [1], it's the most Sundar Pichai response possible to a crisis. It's full of vague MBA speak ("red-teaming", really?) with the obligatory Google mission statement sprinkled in along with self congratulatory statements of their AI achievements. It does not inspire any confidence whatsoever.
[1] https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1762849036363505996 https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1762849036363505996
- dekhn 3y agoRed-teaming came from think tanks helping the military. It's a sensible term in this context, basically they act to anticipate the reaction of the public by entering offensive queries and reporting on them in a way that can override the blue team's shortsightedness. What I really don't like is the "working around the clock". There is no need to rush a solution as quickly as possible, and will only serve to make the results worse because as we all know, googlers don't like to work around the clock and will not give the best results if they are forced to. Except if promotions are on the line.