According to Pichai, “The opportunity space, if anything, is bigger than before,” continuing, “Will people be able to ask questions to Google and engage with LLMs in the context of search? Absolutely.” In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Google CEO Sundar Pichai talked about what is to come with Google and AI, following the popularity of ChatGPT and Bing’s chatbot. LikedIn said that "It's not a place for fake jobs-we are committed to stopping fraudulent jobs from ever reaching our members through automated technology and the help of our members reporting any suspicious job postings.Google CEO Sundar Pichai has promised that AI tech will come to Google search, but when is up in the air. There was no approval process required," the report added. The listings also appeared in LinkedIn's job search. "The fake listings appeared on the tech giants' LinkedIn business pages alongside their other job openings. Usually, creating job postings on the platform needs a premium subscription, but Rijnders could post job opening for Google CEO on LinkedIn at no cost. LinkedIn is a place for real people to have real conversations about their careers". We've removed the posting and we're resolving the issue that allowed this post to go live. LinkedIn responded: "Thank you Michel Rijnders for bringing this to our attention. $GOOG Q2 earnings were strong, so a little strange to see this opening". One user posted: "Applying to be CEO of Google on LinkedIn.
The job posting for Google CEO, put up by Michel Rijnders, evoked mixed responses from LinkedIn users. These unofficial listings showed up on a company's "Jobs" page and looked like any other job opening posted legitimately by the organisation, Mashable reported on Sunday. The company has since fixed the issue, however it is unclear if the job posting process has changed in any significant way. Later, LinkedIn accepted it was actually a security bug that let users post an official-looking job opening on nearly any firm's LinkedIn business page. To the surprise of millions of LinkedIn users, the high-profile job of Google CEO Sundar Pichai was up for grabs on Microsoft-owned professional networking platform and some wannabes even applied to become what would be a dream job on Earth.
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