OpenAI has made a better product than Google with less time and engineers
Stable Diffusion has made a state of the art software with less time and engineers than OpenAI
Let's stop talking about hypotheticals, the examples are many
Stable Diffusion has made a state of the art software with less time and engineers than OpenAI
Let's stop talking about hypotheticals, the examples are many
Google has its flaws; but this is manifestly false _even_ if you restrict "Google" to just Search.
More specifically, new entrants (and especially so in new categories) regularly get the luxury of extended time to iron out issues, create a better UX, find all the edge cases, invest in internationalization, distribute to multiple platforms, integrate with other systems, address security issues, and more. These tend to be exactly the kind of things that make recreating the incumbent products hard.
If OpenAI continues on its current trajectory, it can easily end up with a team equal to or larger in size than all of Google working on search.
Both are fantastic, but not the same.
Based on the theoretical foundation from Google, the framework built by Facebook, hardware produced by NVIDIA and cloud infrastructure run by Microsoft? This doesn't make a great example.
Twitter lost advertising because its a bad outlook, not because of technical issues.
Twitter still works. Sure, it has issues, but still works. It definitely was a bloated company, and if Elon could keep his autism under reigns, he could have came out with reducing the company, keeping the same advertising income, and being more cash positive.
That's all your imagination - we can make and support any claim that way. The actual facts we have point the other way.
Let's stop making Musk look like a victim. Nobody blames autism when Tesla's sales increase.
Well, they had 3x or 4x more income and market value than Twitter with fewer employees. That's quite a lot to show for it.
A massive social campaign was ran to make twitter seem like a hateful place which advertisers should stay away from.
If that hasn't happened, for the most part twitter runs just as well as it did prior.
Elon hasn't realized any losses yet, while on paper the company may be worth less that game isn't over for him.
He hasn't done himself many favors by stirring up controversy with his own statements, but it isn't surprising that revenue for an ad-based business takes a hit when the brand is raked through the coals by a large enough group of people making noise. That could be one step towards it failing, or it could be one of many dips while the company is not rebranding itself and changing their business model.