[m3kw9]

They are really good at keeping demos as demos

[dragonwriter]

I don’t know, a lot of Google demos and papers introduce techniques that are productized fairly soon, just usually not by Google.

[Workaccount2]

The implementation that manifests itself as an extremely creepy, downright concerning level of dubious moral transgressions isn't nearly as publicly glamorous as their tech demos.

[michelb]

It’s just a hiring article.

[rmbyrro]

Hiring to produce more demos, to hire more to produce even more demos...

[michelb]

As long as they choose not to work elsewhere, it seems effective for Google.

[TeMPOraL]

Yes. As long as the hirees do some actual work in between producing demos, this even makes sense as a hiring approach.