Google Embarrass Themselves (A.I. War Is Heating Up)

In this episode we take a deep dive into the chaos surrounding the new A.I. war between Microsoft and Google.

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[matsuri]

You know things are getting serious, when ColdFusion uploaded another new video in three days.

[lucifer]

My biggest problem with Google is that 40% of the search results are sponsored or adds. They are getting greedier with time and it's reached a point where their products really suffer from all the advertisement.
I'm going to give Bing a chance and try to addapt to it.

[Wanderer]

Google is finally learning what competition feels like 😂😂

[randomgrinn]

Microsoft was very excited a couple years ago when one person in Kansas actually tried to use the Bing browser. But they did one search and immediately went back to Chrome.

[jmd]

This feels like a Kodak Moment. Kodak was one of the first to bring out a digital camera, they shelved it because it clashed with their film manufacturing business. Google locked their AI up in the basement because it clashed with their search engine business.

[timofey-sak]

Clippy needs to make a comeback as an all-powerful AI assistant.

[BikoFactory]

11:43 "It was the most embarassing incident in a tech presentation since Steve Jobs' wifi wouldn't connect back in 2010"

A good contender that's more recent IMO is the Tesla Cybertruck demonstration of the "bulletproof" windows lol

[ALinkToTao]

I feel like search engines are already manipulative. AI search engines will be even more manipulative to people being funneled into specific results funded by particular corporations. Sounds like a great way for big corps to get bigger.

[fusionxframes.]

To be honest, it's nice to see Google have competition again. Sometimes the giant gets too comfortable and needs to be reawaken. Microsoft to Google: Bing-o!

[haemse]

I think the best line Satya could have made is: "Microsoft is now moving the search industry into a find industry"

[willgd]

I hate visiting news sites and being attacked by pop ups asking for money, and with AI it looks like I may never have to look at one again. I wonder if news sites will start charging digital tolls to AI sourcing their information or something?

[AmericoVespucioo]

Thanks for all the research you put into these videos

[hiimjustin]

Weird how when Google gives presentations about search it seems to have a lot less Sponsored links getting in the way.

[benmungai]

Google is playing catch-up in the internet game. I never thought this day would come.

[cc]

You could have told google was struggling by their very aggressive shift in focus to AI - they realised they needed to get off their chairs and get to work urgently. Would not be surprised at all if they still massively overtake bing and chatgpt after a couple of years but for now it's incredibly difficult for us to imagine a greater leap than the one to chatgpt.

[mopixies]

I'm interested to see how this would affect the education system. There's even lesser incentive to think critically and slog through articles and books if you have a tool as useful as what ChatGPT is saying it's gonna be.

[hungjaketranquang]

Bro Satya dropped some of the hardest lines in tech in recent years 🗿

[itsmthb]

Steve Job's WIFI snafu was nothing compared to Bill Gates getting the blue screen of death during his presentation.

[himmalayan]

They led us to believe that Microsoft and Google are different separate companies. Bravo!

[shreeshchhabbi]

But it deserves respect for Maps, Search and YouTube. I remember the times when had to remember website names and spellings & navigate using physical maps or by asking people for addresses.