Google's Rush to Release Unready AI Products Backfires, Raising Doubts Over Its Strategy

Google rushed to release AI products like Bard and Gemini before they were ready, leading to embarrassing mistakes and hardware limitations
This scattered approach is alienating consumers and risky compared to more measured rollouts by rivals like OpenAI
Google's track record of quickly abandoning projects risks sinking its AI ambitions
The "move fast and break things" motto doesn't fit AI development with its ethical concerns
Failure to learn from these mistakes and develop a coherent strategy could prevent Google from ever catching up in the AI race