Google’s power struggles are killing its AI mojo
When managers focus on launches and neglect maintenance, products suffer
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WITH the artificial intelligence race moving so rapidly, even a momentary lag can be costly.
Alphabet’s Google is learning this the hard way: The search giant rapidly caught up with OpenAI and Anthropic last year when it released Gemini 3, an AI model that surpassed key rivals on many benchmarks.
Now, it is slipping behind on AI coding.
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