To those who are interested, Google’s StartUp school has a 6 week Gen AI program.

Does anyone has an experiences to share about the program?

Hello GV, Tons of AI tools/GPT wrappers have come up in the last one year I am curious if you/your workplace actually pays for any of these tools? If yes can you please share these products & the use cases you use these tools for in comments below

Can you please suggest a course/videos to learn Gen AI ?

We begin at 10:30pm 🕥 Looking forward to seeing what does Google come up with after a stellar performance by OpenAI yesterday. OpenAI has killed 10k+ Startups yesterday. Either Google stock going 🚀 or 🔻🔻

Hi everyone, I'm curious to know how your company is using GenAI(like ChatGPT, applications built aroung GPT-4 and other LLMs) in daily operations. Have they started any pilot projects or begun offering GenAI as a service where integrating it with client's workflows? I'm interested to hear your experiences.

I am a Software Engineer with 6 years of work experience. Currently working for a US based startup. Previously I have worked for Amazon and a couple of Indian startups. My current org is remote and I am working from my hometown. It's super chill in this company and work is only to build CRUD and APIs. I feel too stagnant here, my manager is also super chill and is in retirement mode. I feel this will message my future. I joined this company so I can work on my start up but haven't been very active there too. Recently a Google recruiter contacted me for a L4 role and had the recruiter screen and he scheduled the interview for the next month. Google base monthly salary for L4 is way below my current since it's a US based startup. But with RSUs Google annual CTC his higher. I am confused whether to continue in my org and focus back on startup or start preparing for Google interview. In the long term I want to start my company. At the same time Google will offer an AI ecosystem and resources that will help my startup. Please share your views.

As a backend developer with Node.js experience, I'm eager to upskill in generative AI. Where should I begin? Should I prioritize learning Python, diving into machine learning algorithms, or explore other avenues?

Seeing this for a few weeks now. Noticed it when PG tweeted about how there are 100 ai startups in the batch and all are legit. That is none of then it’s phony or opportunistic. He also talked about how domain experts are building in AI and great founders. Then saw Garry Tan promoting the batch and retweeting others doing it. A couple of other partners talked about the companies they are excited about too. To me, this signals that yc isn’t getting the kind of interest they used to get and they have to promote the quality of the batch to be able to generate enough interest. For the first time in 10-15 years maybe. If they have to do it to ensure the companies are getting enough funding interest, what about startups without a brand name behind them. We will see more of these as we get close to the demo day. Most startups are just ai wrappers or agents. Not sure about the exact differentiation between them. Not clear from the descriptions or websites.