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Why is the employee turnover rate high at openAI? (Blind)
- SBhA15 (OpenAI): Very high demand, burn out (no wlb), culture of management not caring much about subordinates, as many of them are super busy already.
- codebredy (Pinterest): must get annoying to work under some wannabe philosophers everyday who think they have solved the question of life and are saving humanity
- agiforall (OpenAI): everyone is very busy and autonomy is very important. The company will take whatever you give them.
What differentiates those who survive in tech and those who don’t? (Blind)
- fastenough (Meta): Being good at politics
- SCyI14 (ByteDance): To some extent just good communication skills/soft skills. Or aura as others said lol
- nNdL81 (Databricks): Nothing is guaranteed. Grind mindset, some degree of smartness will make you more likely to succeed but there are outliers on either end.
Apple really said we’ll catch up eventually (Blind)
- heGetsUs (KLA-Tencor): I stopped buying Samsung a long time ago e ago. When the Samsung “smart” tv needed a Roku brain transplant, the Samsung phone glitched, and even the Samsung washer and dryer broke and leaked water all over the place. I won’t buy a flip phone but if I did, it would be Apple.
- SaigeMare (NVIDIA): I don’t think you understand the issue. For Apple, it’s never about being first. It’s about doing it the best. The UX is always the top priority for Apple, and this is probably why they’ll do well with the Duo as well.
- rwudfs (ByteDance): Samsung is the backbone of great products, but can’t make great products on their own 🙃
Over 85% of Japanese game developers use generative AI in game development, 2026 CESA survey shows. An increase from last year’s 51% (r/technology)
- Spiritual-Nail-2641: Well, they are already terribly underpaid. So they might as well save some energy with AI slop.
- spacetree7: AI tools are like the cotton gin of game development.
- Just-Grocery-2229: 85% adoption rate and Capcom still won’t use AI . Respect.
The internet is inbreeding. (r/artificial)
- BaronsofDundee: I have seen this phenomenon, most of the sources have words like AI & grok in the domain name itself.
- hi-sci-collab: Also people are optimising pages in a different way now, instead of search ranking, they’re optimising for most visibility in the AI search results/regurgitation. Instead of ranking no1, it’s meaningless now, as people get shown the AI summary first, the aim is to be included in the AI summary. This is being gamified and drives decent content un-optimised for AI to be pushed away .
- adrnptcl: “our ai slop is trained on the best ai slop sources on the internet”