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by veidr
1309 days ago
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With all due respect, I find that thesis absurd. Maybe you meant it like, "the voice assistant space isn't going to generate huge profits, and thus giant corporations will lose interest". But even that is absurd. They will still have to do it as a loss leader. Maybe not Amazon — because they just ship us our toilet paper and protein bars and shit. They don't have an "ecosystem" (although they gave it a halfhearted try a few times). But the chance that in 2032 people just like... don't have voice assistants? It's literally zero, barring an actual WWIII cataclysm reversion-to-barbarism event. > doesn't work as well as people were hoping Nothing does, until it does... > little monetization Yep, that might be right. But it doesn't necessarily mean the space is "dying". Just that it might not be amenable to oligopolization. |
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