Andy Halliday

Let me let me weave off of Code Red.

So there's this rumor that there's this garlic model that OpenAI is going to rush out with in order to overcome the lead that Gemini 3 has created for Google in the space.

But Google has some really powerful advantages over OpenAI in many respects.

And I want to talk about that specifically today.

though chat GPT has 800 million weekly users, Gemini has 650 million monthly users.

Now that's not quite the same as chat GPT because not everybody among those 650 million is going directly to Gemini and Gemini dot Google.com.

I don't think, uh,

But Google has this ecosystem advantage, right?

They've got all the spaces, search, they've got Gmail, they've got Drive, they've got all these places where you can intersect with their AI models.

And so the problem for Google right at the moment, it seems to be that their integrations with their own workspaces aren't that good with Yamuna.

Yamuna is great,

But Gemini, to really take advantage of its best abilities, you have to go over to Gemini.google.com or AI Studio or, you know, yeah.

So anyway, but then I just saw, and this is the news item, I just saw that Google is putting out a new product, which is workspace.google.com.

It's only currently available to a small subset of enterprise and business users.

So you have to have the sort of the company level subscription to Google Workspace.

I have an individual Workspace account because I'm no longer affiliated with a company, so I can't get access to it.

But workspace.google.com is a simple sort of interactive language conversation with Gemini to create a workflow

Like N8N.

Okay.

So you were talking just before the show started about the work that you do in N8N.