Lots of announcements this week. This was one of the Tensor ones. https://t.co/8SlLd0oSy5
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) 14 août 2024
Lots of announcements this week. This was one of the Tensor ones.

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Lots of announcements this week. This was one of the Tensor ones. https://t.co/8SlLd0oSy5
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) 14 août 2024
Lots of announcements this week. This was one of the Tensor ones.
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Ok, Gemini, we're doing it live! https://t.co/18XtvyfXjy
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) 13 août 2024
Ok, Gemini, we're doing it live!
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I know some of these amazing researchers through collaboration and some are colleagues or former colleagues, but all are great researchers (at all different stages of their careers) in the field of reinforcement learning.

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In case you haven't heard of the Google "crayon chart", it's a delightful slice of early Google history. You can zoom into the photos and see lots of interesting early Google events: "New index" (happened ~monthly in early Google days) "Sunnyvale starts serving Go2net"

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Here's a couple: (1) In the earliest days of Google, when we were all together in Building Zero, Lucas Pereira maintained an awesome "crayon chart" that showed the number of queries we got each day (grouped by whether they were on http://
google.com or on various partner
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Before Google, I worked at Digital Equipment Corporation's Western Research Lab (two blocks from the sibling DEC Systems Research Center lab). AltaVista spun out of a DEC WRL+DEC SRC collaboration, but when I arrived at DEC, some of my colleagues had built a graph of the web
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Not sure what age they are, but FIRST Robotics got both my daughters interested in robotics during high school. My older one finished her PhD in robotics and is now a faculty member doing RL and robotics
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Nope! I helped convince Sanjay to join Google four or so months after I joined (and I'm delighted that he did!)

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25 years ago today I officially started at a small search engine company, wedged into a tiny office space above what's now a T-Mobile store in downtown Palo Alto. Since then, I have had the incredible pleasure of working with awesome colleagues on software used by billions of
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Really excited to see us talk publicly about the progress on this work. A few people in our awesome robotics team many years ago came to me and suggested that we should work on this problem (even though it would require buying some pricey higher speed robots) because it would… https://t.co/z8BZy4YxTg
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) 9 août 2024
Really excited to see us talk publicly about the progress on this work. A few people in our awesome robotics team many years ago came to me and suggested that we should work on this problem (even though it would require buying some pricey higher speed robots) because it would