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The worst part is that there won't be any damage. They'll release a blog post with PR apologies, but the publicity they got from this stunt will push up their b
by imiric 3y ago
The worst part is that there won't be any damage. They'll release a blog post with PR apologies, but the publicity they got from this stunt will push up their brand in mainstream AI conversations regardless.
"There's no such thing as bad publicity."
- steego 3y agoThere’s no such thing as bad publicity only applies to people and companies that know how to spin it. Reading the comments of all these disillusioned developers, it’s already damaged them because now smart people will be extra dubious when Google starts making claims. They just made it harder for themselves to convince developers to even try their APIs, let alone bet on them. This was stupid.