Would you pick Facebook E5 over google at L5, if the role is more exciting with a clearer path to E6?
Might get in on a project at the very beginning before it starts to grow (at Fb)
Google / Fb : 200k, 700k, 50k sign on
(Fb might go up another 50k in signing bonus) #machinelearning
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Also internal promos at Google are really tough so another vote for FB if you're looking to move up fast.
Mis information and hate speech are prevalent and content is hosted in every platform. The difference for me is having the social aspect (posts, news feed with echo chamber effects) amplifies the spread at a much faster rate. It amplifies spread of good information too. It's the people that use these platforms who are to be blamed at the end of the day. I'm a cynic so I don't see an easy way out of it and I'm worried there would be more cases like Myanmar. Fb will get a lot of hate and bad rep for it, even though it was the people.
One way to go about this could be to join one of the teams at Facebook that work on detecting hate and misinformation and help contain it. They could not match me with Applied ML teams who worked on that. I found a match in FRL as a research engineer. Even though FRL has awesome products, unless Fb earns trust with large sectors of population and gets over this bad rep I believe it's hard to sell a device with lots of cameras that actively sense the scene.
There's no holier than thou attitude, it's just a practical take on which product's future I'm more excited about and why
(Same op, different username)