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Perplexity founder Aravind Srinivas explains the โ€œuser is never wrongโ€ philosophy of Larry Page Back in the early days of Google, Larry Page met with the CEO of Excite, the second-biggest search engine at the time. During the meeting, they compared search results. Googleโ€™s results were clearly better, but Exciteโ€™s CEO made excuses, saying, โ€œIf you typed the query differently, it wouldโ€™ve worked.โ€ Larry Page had a different mindset. He believed a search engine should deliver great results no matter what users typedโ€”even if there were typos or mistakes. His approach was simple: โ€œDo the magic behind the scenes, so users still get the answer they need.โ€ This philosophy shaped Google into the search giant we know today, while Excite faded into history. The lesson? Great products make life easier. They donโ€™t demand perfection or effort from users. As Aravind says, the future of AI lies in creating products so smart they work seamlesslyโ€”even when users donโ€™t. Magic happens when technology embraces human laziness.

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