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I'd agree with you, but almost every Youtube video I watch comparing iPhones vs. Pixels, or HomePod vs. Google Home, always tend to get to focusing on what Goog
by s3r3nity 9y ago
I'd agree with you, but almost every Youtube video I watch comparing iPhones vs. Pixels, or HomePod vs. Google Home, always tend to get to focusing on what Google queries can accomplish vs. Siri queries. It might not be called "AI" concretely, but the sentiment is probably there to some extent for some users.
- sorenjan 9y agoSome users, sure. Maybe 10% of all people that look at Youtube videos about new phones will care enough to make it part of their decision. But they're a small minority of everyone that buys phones. Homepod vs Google Home is a bit different though, since that's their only reason to exist.
- Houshalter 9y agoAI kind of sucks now though. As it gets better and more people use it, it will be more of a selling feature. That's what they are betting on anyway.
- usrusr 9y agoThe disconnect between median users and the reviewer bubble has been widening for quite a while. But: it's hard to know what median users actually care about, it's not hard at all to know what reviewers care about. Also, median users are not median buyers. It reminds me of how cars suddenly started to sprout an absurd number of cupholders at the beginning of the century, probably because they are an easy thing for reviewers to write about.