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And they have no useful levers to pull, so they invent a useless one and yank it as hard as they can. We all know exactly what's causing this, and we all know
by myself248 3y ago
And they have no useful levers to pull, so they invent a useless one and yank it as hard as they can.
We all know exactly what's causing this, and we all know exactly how it'll turn out. How do we collectively tell them to knock it off? The industry needs some mechanism to stage an intervention, perhaps once they've cooled down a little from their present mania.
- user_7832 3y ago> How do we collectively tell them to knock it off The “easiest” might be an antitrust suit. Forcing or bundling (or apparently advertising) one product with another runs afoul of anti-bundling laws, and there’s an argument to be made for windows and openAI/copilot to both be monopolies. Now, who has a dozens of millions lying around to fund such a suit?
- nickfromseattle 3y ago>And they have no useful levers to pull, so they invent a useless one and yank it as hard as they can. From my understanding, Bing hasn't stolen any marketshare from Google since integrating ChatGPT. I think this could. Pressing a key is easier than typing in Google.
- myself248 3y agoIf I wanted a keyboard with an "internet button", I could buy one, all the way back to the beige era. I don't.