As artificial intelligence technology continues to evolve day by day, discussions are emerging. A large number of scientists and leading companies in the sector are conducting joint research into this. However, some of these studies are disagreements it can be lived.

We talked to you about an issue between Apple’s former employees and the lawsuit. Once again, one of the big names, Google, invented “artificial intelligence” problems with an employee. This tension between Google and its employee gradually grew and some pretty interesting accusations were made.

Google fires artificial intelligence researcher

Handling Google’s artificial intelligence technologies and helping design the brain chip, Dr. Satrajit Chatterjee’s ideas conflicted with the company. Chatterjee disagreed with an article on artificial intelligence from the company’s researchers, and wasn’t afraid to point it out. Shortly after the article on the benefits of AI-powered chips was published in Nature, Chatterjee has prepared a rebuttal thesis. And Google would have let him do that.

However, things did not go as expected. Chatterjee’s rebuttal article was not well received by Google. Chatterjee submitted the article to the internal arbitration committee, and months later Google denied his rhetoric. Chatterjee and a few other friends have raised the matter with Alphabet’s board of directors, which has expressed concerns about certain aspects of the company’s work. However, the board “The publication of the rebuttal thesis is contrary to the principles of the company” expressed. Chatterjee was also fired shortly after the incident.

Google confirmed Chatterjee had been fired, but didn’t give a definitive reason. Zoubin Ghahramani, Vice President of Research, said the allegations and concerns are being investigated, but they have said goodbye to colleagues who fell short of their standards. Chatterjee’s attorney said this was just… that it is not valid for a single opinion or person, and anyone whose opinion contradicts the company is welcomed in this way. argued.