Jeff Dean Reveals Final 48 Hours at Google: 1,500 People Crowded into a Small Café for Farewell

08/12 01:55

According to Beating's monitoring, Jeff Dean, Google's former chief scientist, disclosed for the first time at KDD 2026 his complete schedule for the last two days before leaving the company. On the day the departure was announced, he first said goodbye to 139 close colleagues. In the afternoon, about 1,500 people attended the farewell party, though the on-site café could only accommodate around 300 people. At 10:30 PM, he found 400 farewell messages in internal chats and kept replying until 2:30 AM. The next morning, another 250 internal messages and 500 emails CC'd to his personal inbox arrived. It was not until 5:20 PM that he finally closed his laptop. The news of his departure itself had been announced a week earlier. Dean was Google's 30th employee, worked at the company for nearly 27 years, and ultimately served as Chief Scientist. He co-founded Discovery Loop with Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals, and Quoc Le, aiming to let AI automatically propose, run, and evaluate experiments while running thousands of experiments in parallel, applied to machine learning, chips, drugs, and materials research. Alphabet is also the company's founding investor and cloud partner.
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