Google co-founder Sergey Brin has urged employees to adopt 60-hour workweeks and a daily office presence to lead in the race for artificial general intelligence (AGI). Brin believes that intense ...

For Googlers working on AI, 60 could be the new 40. Sergey Brin sees working about 60 hours a week as "the sweet spot of productivity." In addition to recommending that workers focusing on Gemini ...

Driven by the AGI race, Sergey Brin's recent push for a 60-hour workweek underscores his continued influence on Google's AI development. X / Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal Google co-founder and ...

Google co-founder Sergey Brin has recommended that employees who are working on Gemini come to the office every weekday and clock in 60 hours of work every week in order to hit “the sweet spot ...

According to The New York Times, Brin made his stance known in a memo to engineers working on Gemini, Google's AI models and apps, urging them to pick up the pace. "Competition has accelerated ...

In an internal memo, Google co-founder Sergey Brin urged employees to increase their efforts, suggesting a 60-hour workweek, to solidify Google's leadership in AI, amidst competition from tools ...

Google co-founder Sergey Brin has said that the tech giant could be a leader in the industry in artificial general intelligence if the company's employees worked harder than present, suggesting ...

Sergey Brin believes Google can win the race to artificial general intelligence and outlined his ideas for how to do that—including a workweek that's 50% longer than the standard 40 hours.

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