> Pivoting the company to be AI-first years ago led to groundbreaking advances across our businesses and the whole industry.
> Thanks to those early investments, Google’s products are better than ever.
Does he really believe this?
Maybe I'm just biased towards the parts that are annoying and I end up missing the good parts, but search seems worse every day.
I worry about using google products for anything essential due to the risk of being locked out with no recourse, or the product being unceremoniously dumped after a year. Chat (whatever it's being called that month) is always changing, and not for any benefit that I can see.
Their office suite is pretty impressive, but again I can't trust that it (or my files) will be there when I need them.
> Thanks to those early investments, Google’s products are better than ever.
Does he really believe this?
Maybe I'm just biased towards the parts that are annoying and I end up missing the good parts, but search seems worse every day.
I worry about using google products for anything essential due to the risk of being locked out with no recourse, or the product being unceremoniously dumped after a year. Chat (whatever it's being called that month) is always changing, and not for any benefit that I can see.
Their office suite is pretty impressive, but again I can't trust that it (or my files) will be there when I need them.