Researcher on finding grad-cohort vibes at Windsurf/Antigravity within DeepMind
brianryhuang · x · 2026-09-21
Author brianryhuang shares a personal reflection on research-career FOMO: he used to envy the big grad cohorts at OpenAI and quant firms, having never experienced a coherent cohort at his previous internships and jobs. Now, working at Windsurf/Antigravity within the Google DeepMind atmosphere, he appreciates the combination of a youthful cohort and DeepMind's maturity, calling the experience valuable and fulfilling. A slice of AI-industry workplace culture around the coding-agent teams.
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