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This is embarrassing and should be a lesson to other companies looking to "dump" AI into their products.
by hpen 2y ago
This is embarrassing and should be a lesson to other companies looking to "dump" AI into their products.
- spacemadness 2y agoCompanies are acting like they’ve handed the keys to Wall Street with zero control over what they should release or when they should release it.
- rchaud 2y agoWhen keeping it SaaS goes wrong /s
- nerdjon 2y agoIf we didn't lean our lesson when Google's AI search results were laughed at, I am not convinced we are ever going too. I mean I guess this one is far more, "get in legal trouble with this huge company", territory. But still. There have been enough AI flops, poorly conceived, and dangerous things over the last year... feels like no one with any decision making power cares anymore.
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- Kiro 2y agoI think Figma is one of the few companies where generative AI makes sense, and that's also why they run into problems - because it's actually useful. All the other companies trying to force AI into their products will not get this heat since no-one is using their AI features.