Comment by jonplackett

Comment by jonplackett 2 days ago

Either...

Better (UX / ease of use)

Lock in (walled garden type thing)

Trust (If an AI is gonna have the level of insight into your personal data and control over your life, a lot of people will prefer to use a household name)

niek_pas 2 days ago

> Trust (If an AI is gonna have the level of insight into your personal data and control over your life, a lot of people will prefer to use a household name.

Not Google, and not Amazon. Microsoft is a maybe.

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reed1234 2 days ago

People trust google with their data in search, gmail, docs, and android. That is quite a lot of personal info, and trust, already.
All they have to do is completely switch the google homepage to gemini one day.

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polyomino 2 days ago

The success of Facebook basically proves that public brand perception does not matter at all

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- acephal 2 days ago
  
  Facebook itself still has a big problem with it's lack of youth audience though. Zuck captured the boomers and older Gen X, which are the biggest demos of living people however.
  
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  eru a day ago
  
  > Zuck captured the boomers and older Gen X, which are the biggest demos of living people however.
  In the developed world. I'm not sure about globally.
  
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poszlem 2 days ago

Or lobbing for regulations. You know. The "only american models are safe" kind of regulation.

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