AutomationIsKey
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Was just watching this, after following his last piece. This is getting crazy, way faster than I thought.
- Oct 24, 2011
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Ouch.
It's funny how that ColdFusion video ended.
Another WIN for Microsoft.
Never thought I'd see the day when Microsoft excites me again..
BowtiesAreCool
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I literally was having this debate last night with a buddy of mine.
Google, I believe, is one of the giants too big to fail. I also believe they will stumble and smash those toes repeatedly until they truly catch up (~1-2 years) BUT I don't think they will be dethroned. I do think they will however lose Market share of overall internet traffic/real estate. I think it will become 20-30% Microsoft vs 70-80% Google, vs. whatever it was a month ago.
Microsoft's 10B dollar investment was the smartest money ever spent as far as they are concerned; they overnight became a legit threat to the Monopoly king. Time to head over to the Boulevard and curb-stomp some Hotels.
Google, I believe, is one of the giants too big to fail. I also believe they will stumble and smash those toes repeatedly until they truly catch up (~1-2 years) BUT I don't think they will be dethroned. I do think they will however lose Market share of overall internet traffic/real estate. I think it will become 20-30% Microsoft vs 70-80% Google, vs. whatever it was a month ago.
Microsoft's 10B dollar investment was the smartest money ever spent as far as they are concerned; they overnight became a legit threat to the Monopoly king. Time to head over to the Boulevard and curb-stomp some Hotels.
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They do make terrible products, mostly. I agree with that sentiment. Edge is not terrible. All these big companies have had massive flops over the years -- even Google, itself. Remember Google+?
All they need is one very solid WIN, and they could win.
Microsoft's Search-based AI Model works WITH the internet, which is even a 1-up over CGPT, which is a feature I love.
Idk.. we may have to agree to disagree on this one. Usually, I'd feel the same, but this time, Microsoft has impressed me.
To me, this is exciting.
Google did stumble a bit, but they're not completely out of the game. Not by far..
This guy does a great job at explaining it:
AliceInSEOLand
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Google got complacent, it is easy as that.
Remember back in the 2010s? Google was always innovating and coming with all sorts of interesting and useful gadgets. Like the Google Home, Google Wifi, Google Phone, and so on.
Then since 2020s, a huge amount of projects were discontinued. And I'm not sure if this caused the CEO and the management to change their approach... They seem to focus on just milking their current products, namely Google Search and Youtube. They just find ways to fuck whitehat sites further and kept finding distracting ways to reduce traffic for organic websites. Then they kept screwing up whitehat sites with each update, especially last year if you all recall. In the past, Google updates were actually helpful (e.g: MEDIC update), but all the current updates (and unconfirmed updates along with strange fluctuations and traffic throttling) now are just to push webmasters to go for paid ads.
Well, it seem to work at first... Their ad revenues were through the roof! And I think that made them more complacent further thinking they could just kept monetising their current products and screw content creators further.
Then when Microsoft came up with chatGPT integration to Bing, it is like Google was caught with their pants down... They desperately tried to get the media's attention by bringing up "Apprentice Bard". When Microsoft decides to showcase it, Google suddenly rushed and said they are doing it too. It's just pure FOMO. And yeap, they screwed up so badly.
The only person they can blame is themselves for being so arrogant and stop being the innovative (and once nice and cute) company they once were.
What's worse is Bard doesn't cite or give any link clicks to the answers they've gotten from. I think they're going to face another lawsuit soon enough.
The simplest way to know how fucked Google is would be to look at their next few quarter earnings report.
Remember back in the 2010s? Google was always innovating and coming with all sorts of interesting and useful gadgets. Like the Google Home, Google Wifi, Google Phone, and so on.
Then since 2020s, a huge amount of projects were discontinued. And I'm not sure if this caused the CEO and the management to change their approach... They seem to focus on just milking their current products, namely Google Search and Youtube. They just find ways to fuck whitehat sites further and kept finding distracting ways to reduce traffic for organic websites. Then they kept screwing up whitehat sites with each update, especially last year if you all recall. In the past, Google updates were actually helpful (e.g: MEDIC update), but all the current updates (and unconfirmed updates along with strange fluctuations and traffic throttling) now are just to push webmasters to go for paid ads.
Well, it seem to work at first... Their ad revenues were through the roof! And I think that made them more complacent further thinking they could just kept monetising their current products and screw content creators further.
Then when Microsoft came up with chatGPT integration to Bing, it is like Google was caught with their pants down... They desperately tried to get the media's attention by bringing up "Apprentice Bard". When Microsoft decides to showcase it, Google suddenly rushed and said they are doing it too. It's just pure FOMO. And yeap, they screwed up so badly.
The only person they can blame is themselves for being so arrogant and stop being the innovative (and once nice and cute) company they once were.
What's worse is Bard doesn't cite or give any link clicks to the answers they've gotten from. I think they're going to face another lawsuit soon enough.
The simplest way to know how fucked Google is would be to look at their next few quarter earnings report.
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BowtiesAreCool
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Notwithstanding Microsoft's track record for building awkward, or even straight up bad products...a broken clock is right twice a day. They can still make lemonade with the orchard of lemons they just bought. Even if all they do is harvest what they just paid for instead of innovate.
SeeingEye
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Bing was an outsider for a while, but I think now google will rush to catch up with bing. It's noticeable that the employees at google have relaxed a bit and it's noticeable in the quality of organic search results, where there is too much garbage and irrelevant information. So we'll see a Google vs. Bing tech war
Matta28
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On the of the local new sites in my country, they said google did a mistake
this link is translated from norwegian to english
https://www-tek-no.translate.goog/n..._sl=no&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
this link is translated from norwegian to english
https://www-tek-no.translate.goog/n..._sl=no&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
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I swear I never thought I would EVER see this sentence on the internet.
Aliarz
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Incomparable, just think about all the small / medium website owners without no traffic and so ads revenue… than think when mediavine and related companies will die as there will not be website where post ads and so on…
its terrifying if you ask me
xReminisce
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2022 vs 2023
Some people even caught ChatGPT in lies, meaning it spreads fake information..
I see a lot of threats and not really many benefits, and I kinda don't understand why people are so hyped about it when it actually works against them!?
flowkey
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ChatGPT is in it's early stage and with time it will get better.