TL:DR; Mohammed bin Salman paid $300 million for one (1) house in France.
That is not what shareholders want, hence why no one is copying it
But corporate America did notice what he got away with and continues to get away with.
I would guess that, going forward, companies should expect less of this kind of quality - especially when combined with the overall push towards LLMs.
Then Musk decided to sue companies who stopped advertising. That might indulge his sense of entitlement but it also sent a message that the safest move is not to do business with X because you can no longer predict what they’ll do if he thinks you should be giving him more money.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/musk-sues-advertisers-ov...
I can’t even engage when I click on Twitter links cuz the whole link to app hijacking mechanism won’t even let me go to the website. Sure I can delete the app or copy/paste the url, but the fact that I have to do insane workarounds means, there’s whole sections of users that can’t use twitter even if they wanted to.
Abs I don’t care enough to actually fix this particular problem so, it stays broken.
Tech is one of the less relevant industries being truly affected by AI in a negative light.
>And twitter is still operating.
A chicken with its head cut off can run around for a surprising amount of time before it falls limp.
Maybe you should check the working conditions of twitter rather than its heartbeat. If you remove 80% of staff and make the rest work 3 times harder you can do hide a lot of disfuntion. Until you can't.
Those people were working on new features for the most part. The investors wanted Twitter to grow, so they could get a return on their investment.
Twitter has been shrinking.
Let me help Joe out:
Elon Musk says he’s cut about 80% of Twitter’s staff Apr 12, 2023 · Elon Musk has laid off more than 6,000 people at Twitter since taking over the company, he told the BBC in a rare interview late Tuesday. Musk was quoted as saying in the interview that the social...
And twitter is still operating.
Payroll is typically 70% of the expenses at most companies.
He cut payroll 80%.
Twitter is still operating.
Every board and c suite executive in America has heard about this.
(but not Joe it seems)