A top-profit AI company still ships one of the worst AI integrations
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-07-21
The author argues that the AI company with the highest profits may also have the worst AI integration, and suggests that AI industry profitability may not be as accelerationist as some claim. The post is reacting to a quoted complaint that **Gmail’s AI writing assist is very bad**—using that as evidence that even the most profitable AI players can ship weak integrations in their own products.
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