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I Fired Google

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Overview

Companies are increasingly replacing simple, functional designs with complex systems that require ongoing support and subscriptions. BMW has implemented a subscription model for features like heated seats, which are installed in the car but can only be accessed after paying a fee.

Summary from theartofdoingstuff.com.

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    I Fired Google

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  • Praise: The ability to create a local AI solution using Gemma 4 showcases the potential for personalized AI applications that can cater to specific user needs.
  • Praise: The integration of cross-session memory in custom AI setups indicates a move towards more context-aware and user-friendly AI interactions.
  • Concern: The transition to Gemini has significantly degraded the performance of voice commands, making it frustrating for users who relied on its previous accuracy.
  • Concern: Voice assistants appear to have regressed in functionality, with users experiencing increased errors and misunderstandings in basic tasks like music playback and calling contacts.
  • Concern: The perception that voice assistants peaked years ago suggests a stagnation in innovation, leaving users dissatisfied with current offerings.