So many folk (e.g. Ryan, attached) amazed that Apple would licence Google Gemini, seem to be ignoring a fairly obvious possible explanation…

If you’re a trillion-dollar company in a litigious global environment, why race to market in a new product space with a service that regulators will crawl over and demand changes to in the name of protectionism the consumer, and pundits will do naught but compare it unfavourably to all the other equally unfavourable solutions in the same space?

Why do that, when instead you can pay a trifling sum and have your major competitor take away most of the heat, pain, and criticism… and then build your own slicker solution five years later?

In other words: basically like all other Apple products?

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2 responses to “So many folk (e.g. Ryan, attached) amazed that Apple would licence Google Gemini, seem to be ignoring a fairly obvious possible explanation…”

  1. @alecm This is for the facade.They work together behind the sceneClassical. Not surprised. I was surprised by Mistral with their partnership with Microsoft.

  2. @alecm logical and very well may be why. I think it’s more of a kneejerk reaction. I don’t have anything related to Google on my iPhone and I plan on keeping it that way. Some others who feel the same as I do, probably make up the majority of the people complaining about this, and their concerns are very understandable.

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