Is this the Senior Google Engineer that jumped from the window. Seems an odd coincidence..

'''Senior Engineer Predicts Google's Downfall

Luke Sernau warns, in an internal message, that the internet giant is falling behind in the AI ​​arms race.'''

Luke Sernau, an engineer of the group, shared some of these doubts in a message, which has been circulating internally since April, and which was published by semianalysis.com.

https://www.thestreet.com/technology/senior-engineer-predicts-googles-downfall

>>18810502

A senior software engineer dies after falling from the 14th floor of Google's NYC headquarters

The 31-year-old senior software engineer's name is being withheld pending family notification.

https://www.businessinsider.com/google-senior-software-engineer-dies-falling-from-headquarters-14th-floor-2023-5

This place is such a joke anymore.

>>18810539

The manager is coming to speak to you soon.

>>18810553

>>18810572

Look at you, gnashing your teeth.

>>18810522

That's exactly what the software engineer said, or is saying. Can't say if this is the guy that was suicided or not, but seems like he was countering big brother essentially, and you don't do that when you work for big brother.

"People will not pay for a restricted model when free, unrestricted alternatives are comparable in quality. We should consider where our value add really is," Sernau recommended. "Giant models are slowing us down. In the long run, the best models are the ones which can be iterated upon quickly."

https://www.thestreet.com/technology/senior-engineer-predicts-googles-downfall

>>18810870

Seems like an obvious question, why can nobody here answer that question?