Clark Murphy

That's beautiful. And speaking of making a difference, if you were to devote the rest of your life to philanthropy, what cause would you choose? What single cause would you choose?

That's beautiful. And speaking of making a difference, if you were to devote the rest of your life to philanthropy, what cause would you choose? What single cause would you choose?

That's beautiful. And speaking of making a difference, if you were to devote the rest of your life to philanthropy, what cause would you choose? What single cause would you choose?

Last question. Knowing what you know now, What advice do you give to someone who thinks they want to be a C-suite leader and they're entering their career?

Last question. Knowing what you know now, What advice do you give to someone who thinks they want to be a C-suite leader and they're entering their career?

Last question. Knowing what you know now, What advice do you give to someone who thinks they want to be a C-suite leader and they're entering their career?

Ruth, thank you again for being here. What an amazing conversation and broad ranging from learning from the past to thinking about how we invest in the future and optimize all of that. And thinking about optimizing, in your own redefining of yourself, you said, listen, what is my highest and best use? And when the world changed, you changed.

Ruth, thank you again for being here. What an amazing conversation and broad ranging from learning from the past to thinking about how we invest in the future and optimize all of that. And thinking about optimizing, in your own redefining of yourself, you said, listen, what is my highest and best use? And when the world changed, you changed.

Ruth, thank you again for being here. What an amazing conversation and broad ranging from learning from the past to thinking about how we invest in the future and optimize all of that. And thinking about optimizing, in your own redefining of yourself, you said, listen, what is my highest and best use? And when the world changed, you changed.

But you knew what those opportunities were and you took advantage of them. When we look towards the future and think about the power of technology, the power of AI in particular, the most important thing is asking why not. this sense of optimism to ask why not and act on it, to reframe the impossible to the possible. And if you think broadly, you can act on the art of possible.

But you knew what those opportunities were and you took advantage of them. When we look towards the future and think about the power of technology, the power of AI in particular, the most important thing is asking why not. this sense of optimism to ask why not and act on it, to reframe the impossible to the possible. And if you think broadly, you can act on the art of possible.

But you knew what those opportunities were and you took advantage of them. When we look towards the future and think about the power of technology, the power of AI in particular, the most important thing is asking why not. this sense of optimism to ask why not and act on it, to reframe the impossible to the possible. And if you think broadly, you can act on the art of possible.

And when things like Alpha Folds and Google Translate came from people who said, let's think about what we can do and not worry about what we can't do. We also talked about some of your journeys and mine through cancer and the fact that 20 years on, the quality of care, the level of care, and the process is so much improved that it is manageable.

And when things like Alpha Folds and Google Translate came from people who said, let's think about what we can do and not worry about what we can't do. We also talked about some of your journeys and mine through cancer and the fact that 20 years on, the quality of care, the level of care, and the process is so much improved that it is manageable.

And when things like Alpha Folds and Google Translate came from people who said, let's think about what we can do and not worry about what we can't do. We also talked about some of your journeys and mine through cancer and the fact that 20 years on, the quality of care, the level of care, and the process is so much improved that it is manageable.

And 40% of Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. But there's room for optimism. Don't let the bird scare you off. And that speaking to others creates an outpouring of support and humor and ability to take on anything. And last, as we think about these big thoughts, where do you invest for the future? How does Google think about where to make the big bets?

And 40% of Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. But there's room for optimism. Don't let the bird scare you off. And that speaking to others creates an outpouring of support and humor and ability to take on anything. And last, as we think about these big thoughts, where do you invest for the future? How does Google think about where to make the big bets?

And 40% of Americans will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. But there's room for optimism. Don't let the bird scare you off. And that speaking to others creates an outpouring of support and humor and ability to take on anything. And last, as we think about these big thoughts, where do you invest for the future? How does Google think about where to make the big bets?

And you said it's really important that you don't just move on from what success is. You invest in search and it's gone to voice because that's what the next generation wants. What you have must evolve or it'll be gone. So don't just focus on the new, new thing. Make sure you continue to invest primarily in what you have and make it improve.

And you said it's really important that you don't just move on from what success is. You invest in search and it's gone to voice because that's what the next generation wants. What you have must evolve or it'll be gone. So don't just focus on the new, new thing. Make sure you continue to invest primarily in what you have and make it improve.