It was a pretty straightforward and decent competition to let people practise their DSA, this also helped in people getting brownie points towards recruiters (atleast in India). Now Google has started a new series of competitions called ML Olympiad 2023.
I have 2 simple questions
If Google has shifted their focus to AI, as is evident by their rush towards Bard, does it mean they will now be looking for engineers who can work with AI ? So people who wish the G tag, and consequently FAANG/MANGA/etc. (a predictable stretch) would need some experience with AI ?
If not, then do you think FAANG would just casually resume hiring someday with the same old requirements ?
I'm just wondering because I was preparing for G with DSA and some projects but not AI.
Edit: Codejam/Kickstart/Hashcode, all 3 but i meant kickstart specifically.
Contemplating between an offer at Google vs a Series A startup, in India, with similar pay.
I'm curious to know if Google as a name on the resume (or for future prospects) is still as big as it was maybe 5-8 years ago?
Or is India jus...
Every other person I see on Linkedin/Fb is joining Google. Can anyone from inside shed some light here? How's the work culture and quality of life?
Reminded me of the good old days when everyone was joining Amazon.
Google is on a hiring spree. But they have reduced their compensation and are also lowballing massively.
Travelling over the next few hours. Thought of doing an AMA. First job out of college, 8+ year experience. TC :1.8cr
OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman testified against Congress(USA wala) and the end result seems to be there will be global regulations on AI. There might be a transparency law that dictates what Data is used for training.
Now I have a few question...
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