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by jillesvangurp
11 days ago
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It seems Google is repeating it's mistakes of chat apps (they had gazillions of those at some point) with AI. There are just way too many tools that they are pushing. And none of them address the glaring issue that most of their users end up using Codex or Claude Cowork instead. Google is failing hard at convincing their own users that they are as good. They seem to have a lot of fragmented efforts that don't really add up to good enough. |
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It’s just a product of how Google is organized, it’s very distributed with less top down product management than other organizations.
It’s interesting that they still haven’t seen reason enough to fix this, I can only assume it works well for them in other ways.
“Google is failing hard at convincing their own users that they are as good.”
It’s interesting as they very quickly caught up after their own “code red” a few years back, and ever since seem to be going full Google and fragmenting themselves into irrelevance.
They do have their tensor processors, though, so they have a huge advantage there.