First of all, they want to make money. By selling ads, primarily. They cloned iOS not because they think they can make it better but because they saw how big m

First of all, they want to make money. By selling ads, primarily. They cloned iOS not because they think they can make it better but because they saw how big mobile would get, and didn't like that apple was in control. They want to cut costs by trying to automate everything with "deep learning and AI." > They want people to really trust the first answer they get from Google. Yeah they already messed up this one by going for their ai crap here. I still remember the article about the journalist who google claimed was dead when you googled her name. Not just that but it was nearly impossible for her to contact anyone at google to correct that. Which is not surprising if you consider the arrogance of google. Nobody there even considers that their automation could make mistakes, so why have any way of contacting a real person there that could do anything? Seriously I mean it. That's the only explanation I can come up with after having read countless articles about how google locked down people's gmail for "suspicious activity" and made it impossible to reactivate, or contact anyone who could even provide any information about what exactly is wrong. All the stories about YouTube's inconsistent flagging of videos, false copyright strikes and no way of getting help. Even big channels that have a dedicated representative get a "sorry can't do anything" in many of those cases. If you ever get fucked over by google your only hope is that you can make a post on some big website that will blow up to the point where google sees it might damage their reputation.