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I assume because it would directly compete with search but at the same time kill the source of much of the knowledge it needs to train from (people stop making
by dageshi 3y ago
I assume because it would directly compete with search but at the same time kill the source of much of the knowledge it needs to train from (people stop making websites cause google ain't sending them traffic).
So they never made a product.
Now they can say they didn't kill the web, they can point to someone else.
- swyx 3y agosure at a high level but the podcast contains actual practical reasons why even the people who wanted to do it inside google couldnt