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Google lays off people from Trust & Safety team responsible for AI, others working overtime to fix Gemini

FP Staff • March 4, 2024, 11:42:14 IST
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Google announced a massive round of employees over the weekend, in which several people from the Trust & Safety team responsible for AI projects at the firm were also terminated. Meanwhile, the tech company is also making other employees work over time to fix Gemini

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Google lays off people from Trust & Safety team responsible for AI, others working overtime to fix Gemini
Google announced a massive round of employees over the weekend, in which several people from the Trust & Safety team responsible for AI projects at the firm were also terminated. Meanwhile, the tech company is also making other employees work over time to fix Gemini

Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., is reducing its workforce, including a significant number of employees from its Trust and Safety team. This comes as the company faces challenges with its generative AI tool, Gemini.

Moreover, Despite the cuts, some team members are being asked to work extra hours on weekends to address issues with Gemini, as reported by Bloomberg.

The reduction in the Trust and Safety solutions group was confirmed by insiders who preferred to remain anonymous. Around 10 individuals out of a team of approximately 250 will be affected. Google’s Trust and Safety teams are responsible for ensuring the safety of its AI products, anticipating potential misuse, and evaluating risks to protect users worldwide.

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Although Google is downsizing, it is relying more on its trust and safety staff. Some employees have been asked to volunteer for weekend testing to prevent further problems with Gemini. While the layoffs won’t directly impact those working on Gemini, the broader Trust and Safety team is facing increased workloads due to recent issues with the AI tool generating inaccurate images.

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Google characterizes the layoffs as part of its ongoing efforts to streamline operations and invest in key priorities. The company has been restructuring teams since mid-January, with no indication of when this process will end.

A Google spokesperson told Bloomberg that the reorganization would enhance support for AI products and create opportunities for additional Trust and Safety roles in the future.

Employees working on AI safety have reportedly experienced low morale and feelings of disempowerment amid the company’s fast-paced product launches to compete with rivals like OpenAI. CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledged the importance of the Trust and Safety teams in addressing user concerns with Gemini, noting significant improvements in the tool’s performance.

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