Demis Hassabis

And we try to get the best of both worlds where we have this incredible billions of users, surfaces, incredible products that we can power up with our AI and our

And that's amazing.

And you can, you know, that's very few places in the world you can get that do incredible world-class research on the one hand, and then plug it in and improve billions of people's lives the next day.

Uh, that's a pretty amazing combination.

And.

And we're continually fighting and cutting away bureaucracy to allow the research culture and the relentless shipping culture to flourish.

And I think we've got a pretty good balance whilst being responsible with it, you know, as you have to be as a large company and also with a number of, you know, huge product surfaces that we have.

Yeah, I know.

It's funny because if you live on X and Twitter and I mean, it's sort of at least my feed, it's all AI.

And there's certain places where, you know, in the valley and certain pockets where everyone's just all they're thinking about is AI.

But

A lot of the normal world hasn't come across it yet.

Right.

And we want it to be as good as possible.

And in a lot of cases, it's just under the hood, powering, making something like maps or search work better.

And ideally, for a lot of those people, it should just be seamless.

It's just new technology that makes their lives more productive and helps them.

Yeah, well, I mean, again, that comes back from my game design days where I used to design games for millions of gamers.

People forget about that.

I've had experience with cutting edge technology in product.