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Google, $GOOGL, Chief Scientist, Jeff Dean: We will have AI systems operating at the level of junior engineers within a year.

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Dividend Dude1 year ago

So frickin bullish $GOOG

Stardex1 year ago

Modern recruiting search firms are using a new Autonomous applicant tracking system on the market. Built for the age of AI

John Swords1 year ago

Is this a year old?

fatigued1 year ago

Cool. Not. Get a fucking life

😂 Lefties Losing It 😂1 year ago

Kind of scary given the Leftward progressive leanings of most of these “smart” guys

🦷 The Smile Investor 🦷1 year ago

No more entry level jobs available after this

chinesequant1 year ago

Unrelated but ChatGPT can’t do simple research tasks and barely does calculus level math correctly

Dave | Passive Income Pro1 year ago

Sorry entry level tech bros

KARAN MCMXCII1 year ago

Google accelerating the Ai game

jude1 year ago

This is how bad junior engineers are, not how good AI is.

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