Many users criticized Google's year-long delay in pretraining new AI models as stemming from ESG/DEI influences, copyright law obstacles, or insincere motives focused on advertising rather than genuine innovation.
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@teortaxesTex to say they are a tech company i.e. Kitty Hawk, Waymo, Gemini - while actually being a giant Spyware and Targeting advertising company So the function of Google Special Projects has always been to make Google seem a cool tech company that is building world changing tech
@teortaxesTex Google is not doing AI for right reasons or with right people or with right attitude For Google it is more of - let's do it lest someone else build a better spying engine and become better at selling user data to advertisers Imagine if Wright brothers were building airplanes
@teortaxesTex They went woke…. You know what happens when a company gets overrun by ESG/DEI people…
@teortaxesTex Because American copyright law b.s. That's why
Google being unable to pretrain new base models for over a year is an incredible self-own by one of if not the most compute-rich entities in the world. Just why? Why this pussyfooting? Even a half-baked 2026Q1 pretrain would wipe the floor with their current lineup.
@teortaxesTex pet theory that it's largely because they dont feel existential market pressure bc its Google and Google has Google money. something something hard times make strong men
I'm not kidding this is an early 2025 work
Many users criticized Google's year-long delay in pretraining new AI models as stemming from ESG/DEI influences, copyright law obstacles, or insincere motives focused on advertising rather than genuine innovation.
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