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@rocallahan

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Miles Brundage reposted
Robert O'Callahan
@rocallahan

I resigned from Google today.
I enjoyed my work and loved the people, but my GDM team was working on a new generation of chips to make AI much faster and cheaper, and I think AI is already progressing too fast, so I had to quit.

11:17 PM · Sep 24, 2026 · 427.8K Views
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Tweet by Robert O'Callahan announcing his resignation from Google because his GDM team was working on new AI chips and he thinks AI is progressing too fast; reposted by Miles Brundage, 427.8K views.

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@_aidan_clark_

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Aidan Clark @_aidan_clark_ · 4h
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For the first time I am asking myself if things are moving too fast. I'm honestly not sure, but I am sure that it would be good for us to have an answer to "what would a successful pace look like?". I am hoping in the coming weeks and months a clear proposal is painted.
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Dark-mode tweet screenshot: Aidan Clark (@_aidan_clark_), replying to his own earlier post, says that for the first time he is asking whether AI progress is moving too fast and hopes a clear proposal for a 'successful pace' emerges.

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