Dave Blundin

yesterday.

Everybody's got the same, you know, it's Codex and it's Claude Code and anti-gravity, and they're just going to be leapfrogging each other.

I'm just curious if there's going to be some new sort of breakout approach to this that's going to materialize.

Alex, do you think there's anything in the future?

Well, code is clearly going away as a human endeavor.

All right.

Next up is Gemini Spark.

It's Google's take on OpenClaw, I think is the most obvious thing to say.

It's a new always-on AI agent that can write emails, create study guides, keep an eye out for financial fees that you're being charged.

It's Google's We Have OpenClaw at Home moment.

It's powered by Gemini 3.5 Flash.

and it offers you a 24-7 operation.

Let's take a listen to the conversation about Gemini Spark.

I mean, one of the things I find fascinating is the integration across all of the Google products is very powerful, right?

There's a point at which there's such a cost for not being inside the Google ecosystem that everybody defaults to it.

Yeah.

Alex, what do you think about this compared to OpenClaw?

Well, but Alex, I mean, just to be fair, they're delivering on a lot.

it's not just one piece, right?

It's a lot that is being deployed on Google IO day.