This is solid evidence for the inability of large corporations to actually innovate. They either copy smaller competitors or release crap that people don’t need and never asked for, like “AI”.
I mean you could make the argument that Meta innovates, just not in any meaningful way.
They’ve innovated in VR, for sure, no question. But it’s clearly not turning out to be what they hoped in the sort of weird AR business meeting sense (thank the lord).
They’ve also innovated in data-mining, which I’d personally consider a negative.
The reason we have a Chinese competitor that we cannot directly control is that Meta is buying up every promising US platform and shutting it down. Or just trying to copy it so that the competitor does not get enough users
This is solid evidence for the inability of large corporations to actually innovate. They either copy smaller competitors or release crap that people don’t need and never asked for, like “AI”.
I mean you could make the argument that Meta innovates, just not in any meaningful way.
They’ve innovated in VR, for sure, no question. But it’s clearly not turning out to be what they hoped in the sort of weird AR business meeting sense (thank the lord).
They’ve also innovated in data-mining, which I’d personally consider a negative.
Well, they bought Occulus, so I don’t credit the VR innovations to Meta, they just added the data collecting “innovation” on top of it.
As I said in another post:
I think, unfortunately, quite a lot of people have poor taste and don’t mind obvious AI slop, even enjoy it.