Google employees reportedly joked about playing drinking games and made up a song to the tune of 'Old MacDonald' to mock how many times execs said AI at I/O developers conference
Employees also referenced a"That '70s Show" scene with a character pouring alcohol, joking that an effective drinking game would be taking a shot every time AI is mentioned, per CNBC.that a group of executives including Pichai and Mark Zuckerberg said"AI" at least 168 times on their recent first quarter earnings calls.
"As someone who expected to make snarky memes the whole time, it was nice to be wowed," one employee said in a message reported by CNBC.Subscribe to push notifications
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