Too late too slow. Google in European Union feels already today like a different website in comparison to Google USA where there is an AI answering (which is totally not enabled in Europe).

Meanwhile the crowds slowly adopting asking ChatGPT & Co about hotel recommendations and ChatGPT delivers.

And in Europe I need to open maps.google.com to search for places because a direct link from google.com is not allowed. It's a joke...

Europe has good intentions but the execution makes it fall behind... and they will realise when it's too late.

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

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rockskon 7 months ago | parent | next [-]

You say the lack of forced AI answers with their accompanying russian-roulette-esque accuracy as if that's a bad thing.

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dylan604 7 months ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Interesting. Is that something they do with geofencing or by TLD? If I go to google.eu, I get redirected to google.co.uk. After Brexit, is this by design on theGoog's part to not have to abide by EU laws? Do I need a VPN so my IP appears to actually be from within the EU?

I'm really curious to see differences in how theGoog behaves.

	▲	therealmarv 7 months ago \| parent [-]
		just use a VPN. The main difference is that Gemini is sprinkled into Google in the US and in Europe it's the old Google (without Gemini)

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the_duke 7 months ago | parent | prev [-]

The horrible AI driven answers that are more wrong than right are very much present in the EU though.