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This is because a VP knows that if they roll the feature back, they have to admit to everyone that they were overzealous and take the PR hit. Besides, it works
by iambateman 2y ago
This is because a VP knows that if they roll the feature back, they have to admit to everyone that they were overzealous and take the PR hit. Besides, it works great 99% of the time and most people don’t really care.
Consumer UX with LLM’s is proving to be way harder than a lot of people thought.
- muglug 2y agoThis is a lesson from the past 20 years of tech products: execs used to releasing single-player features really suck at anticipating the knock-on effects of social and/or machine-learning-based features. It’s one of the reasons why Ping and Apple Intelligence were such failures.