Okay that's a cool feature. This is a good place to use this technology. It is interesting, though, that Google's products have suffered so much regression as

Okay that's a cool feature. This is a good place to use this technology. It is interesting, though, that Google's products have suffered so much regression as AI has advanced. In the past I could search my images with "Subaru" and reliably get photos. Now it's clearly a subset. Same with Google's voice assistant which was actually more capable 5 or 6 years ago. I get it. It's probably easier to maintain with a general purpose LLM or diffusion model behind the scenes or whatever. It's just a pity that the PMs and engineers who made the good stuff have either lost their positions or have changed their minds.