I've seen this "we're still learning" argument for at least 6 months now and I get it and even agree with it. However at which point do we start to question how much is it part of a learning curve and how much is just limitations of the models/software?
His argument is that it's not possible to build a good truck from a sedan frame not that all trucks built from a truck frame will be better than Truckla. F'ing up a truck design is pretty much possible
Yeah, there are some theories that state that WWI and WWII started because of over production and the search for new markets (I saw a video recently mentioning some books, including one from Lenin), so you might be in to something
I would also add that Elon got singled out because he was very public about the changes. Other players are not, so it's hard to assess the existence of "corrections" and the reasons behind them
I see a post like this every time there are news about ChatGPT or OpenAI. I'm probably being paranoid but I keep thinking that it looks like bots or paid advertisement for Gemini
This! Most people that don't work on adtech have no idea how hard it is to:
1. Build a platform that offers new advertising inventory that advertisers can buy
2. Convince advertisers to advertise on your platform
3. Show advertisers that their advertising campaigns in your platform are more successful than in the several other places they can advertise