@GergelyOrosz: A few days ago, Steve posted about how AI usage is low at Google is surprisingly low, in good part because Gemini is ju…
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Internal resistance and policy restrictions limit Google's adoption of its own Gemini model, with employees preferring disallowed tools like Claude Code.
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A few days ago, Steve posted about how AI usage is low at Google is surprisingly low, in good part because Gemini is just not as good as eg Claude Code, and Claude is not allowed across most of Google. Google pushed back: but it seems to be true! Bad optics for Google…
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