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In many cases they (Google) don't know the impact of changes until they try deploying the changes, and there's ML in the picture, not just algorithms. As I und
by not2b 6y ago
In many cases they (Google) don't know the impact of changes until they try deploying the changes, and there's ML in the picture, not just algorithms. As I understand it, they often run tests that expose the change to a limited subset of users first.
- xg15 6y agoYes, but they don't just do random stuff. They make changes with the intention to adjust the experience in certain ways, so making those intentions public is important.