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> It provided Google with essentially zero value. Or rather, it provided enormous value. The failure was for Google to actually capture more than a tiny fract
by loudmax 3y ago
> It provided Google with essentially zero value.
Or rather, it provided enormous value. The failure was for Google to actually capture more than a tiny fraction of that value.
No amount of engineering brilliance is going to save Google as long as the management is dysfunctional.
- light_hue_1 3y agoOh, I don't disagree at all that Google Brain provided enormous value for society. Just like Xerox PARC. Both of them were a massive drain on resources and provided negative value for the parent company. And I agree, it's not Google Brain's fault. Google's management has been a disaster for a long time. It's just amazing how you can have every advantage and still achieve nothing.