The article discusses the author's early experiences with Google, reflecting on its evolution since 2000. Initially, Google's search capabilities marked a significant improvement over competitors, and its founders were perceived positively for democratizing information access. However, the change in Google's motto from "Don't be evil" to "Do the right thing" in 2015 is critiqued, suggesting a deterioration in ethical commitment. The author highlights how Google's early idealism contrasts with current perceptions of its conduct in the digital realm.
In its early days, Google was seen as a positive force on the internet, helping to organize information and make it freely accessible and useful.
The change from 'Don't be evil' to 'Do the right thing' suggested a shift in ethos, raising concerns about Google's commitment to ethics.
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