Jaeden Schaefer

In January, YouTube also announced that creators are going to be able to generate shorts using AI-created versions of their own likeness.

And last week, YouTube launched a dedicated app for the Apple Vision Pro, which lets users watch content in a theater-sized virtual screen.

So I think taking everything together, Google is definitely firing on all cylinders.

Gemini 3.1 Pro is doing incredible on the benchmarks.

YouTube is expanding their AI footprint.

And I think this is just showing that Google has a really broad strategy.

They're trying to build basically all of the state-of-the-art foundational models.

And on top of that, they're trying to deploy them across

all of their different consumer platforms.

And so I think that they have, I think they have the power to be the winner in AI, even though it feels like OpenAI came out of the gate ahead of time and had a big lead.

I feel like Google is going to either be slightly ahead of OpenAI, slightly behind them, tied with them.

Google's the top leader and you can't count them out.

They just have too big of a footprint when it comes to consumer software.

We love all of the software they create.

And now that they've embedded their AI into it, I think Google's going to stay at the forefront

I love the competition in the market.

I don't want OpenAI to run away with it.

I don't want Anthropic to run away with it.

I don't want Google to run away with it.

So I appreciate we have a lot of really solid companies competing at a high level.