Thanks, I thought it would outrage Microsoft employees, who would then help Bing improve. Giving the data to Google was helping Google improve, and was making Microsoft fall further and further behind. Sorta same thing here. Google knows its employees are heavy users of GPT.
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Microsoft Executive’s 2005 Letter to Bill Gates About Google Search
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When I worked at Microsoft back in 2005 I wrote a letter to Bill Gates telling him to consider turning off Google after speaking at Google's first advertising conference and learning that Microsoft employees were doing more Google searches than all of Africa. He refused, saying https://
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Should US cede AI market dominance to China?
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So you should just give our market over to China? That's a helluva take.
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China’s tech censorship and American service access concerns
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China doesn't censor. It blocks ALL American services. Yet you want to let them in our back door. Stupid, stupid, stupid.
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Virtual Assistant Web Navigation and AI Automation
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Totally. I will talk to my virtual assistant who will use the Web for me.
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Google’s Advertising Model Powers AI-Enabled Product Ecosystem
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How do you think it makes its money? Advertising. I spoke at Google's first advertising conference. You didn't. Advertising works. And now its companies have a vehicle to sell things to us from drones to lights because it has a social network to advertise on. We can not do
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China’s tech asymmetry: blocked platforms, open markets challenge
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China bans our social networks from their citizens. If you visit China you can not get on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn. Yet you want to give China a huge marketing vehicle to sell its shit to us but in a way that we can't sell our shit to them. Thanks for selling us out.
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Developer Focus on Apple iPhone Market Dominance Economics
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The real killer is most richer people have iPhones. Developers follow the money. The money is on Apple. Period.
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Apple vs Meta: VR/AR market positioning and ecosystem advantages
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More serious answer: VR/AR requires people to try it before they will buy it. Apple has stores. Zuckerberg doesn't. Apple has trust. Zuckerberg doesn't. Apple has content (music, movies, TV, fitness, games). Zuckerberg barely has any. Apple has a whole ecosystem.
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Product Design Failures and Business Model Constraints Undermine User Experience
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He put shitty headphones into his product so music sucks in comparison. If you can't play music along with best of class, you can not deliver experiences to people. It gets worse from there. His business model is a noose around his neck. It's why he cut corners on