Jeff Dean

Part of that is just knowing everybody and the social aspect and the fact that you're just building something that millions and millions of people are using.

Same thing today.

We got that whole nice micro kitchen area where you get lots of people hanging out.

I love being in person.

Work with a bunch of great people and build something that's helping millions to billions of people.

What could be better?

I think just more is always going to be better.

If you just kind of think about, okay, what fraction of world GDP will people decide to spend on AI at that point?

And then, okay, what do the AI systems look like?

Well, maybe it's

some sort of personal assistant like thing that is in your glasses and can see everything around you and has access to all your digital information and the world's digital information.

And like, maybe it's like you're Joe Biden and you have the earpiece in the cabinet that

can advise you about anything in real time and solve problems for you and give you helpful pointers or you could talk to it and you know it wants to analyze like anything that it sees around you for any potential useful impact that it has on you so I mean

I can imagine, okay, and then say it's like your personal assistant or your personal cabinet or something, and that every time you spend 2x as much money on compute, the thing gets like 5, 10 IQ points smarter or something like that.

And okay, would you rather spend like $10 a day and have an assistant or $20 a day and have a...

smarter assistant.

And not only is it an assistant in life, but an assistant in getting your job done better, because now it makes you from a 10x engineer to a 100x or 10 million x engineer.

I mean, OK.

So let's see.

From first principles, right.