239: Trillion-Dollar Company
Andy and Flo dive into the controversial design changes of Google's search results, Sundar Pichai's call for regulation of artificial intelligence, and why Google "gets away with so much."
Material · Andy Ihnatko and Florence Ion
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Show Notes
Andy learns about Android's TalkBack Accessibility mode at the worst possible time, while Flo appreciates that her co-host knows how to dress like a Trillion-Dollar Company. The two dive into the controversial design changes of Google's search results, Sundar Pichai's call for regulation of artificial intelligence, and why Google "gets away with so much." We'll also touch upon new rules proposed by the San Francisco Pride organization to cut back on corporate pride, and we'll run through the latest details of Microsoft's software plan for the foldable, Android-based Duo tablet.
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Links and Show Notes:
~ 25:15: Google’s latest user-hostile design change makes ads and search results look identical
~ 51:20: Why Google Gets Away With So Much
With Google’s old guard gone, CEO Sundar Pichai has a chance to reset culture
San Francisco Pride members pass an amendment banning Google and YouTube from Pride parade
~ 1:15:20: Microsoft’s software plan for the Android-based Duo is surprisingly realistic