Kevin Roose

I do think it typically takes a few days to really put these models through their paces.

We have seen some complaints, though, about pricing, model quality.

Curious what you've made of the reception so far.

Yeah, wrap it up, Luis.

He was telling me on the ride down that he feels like he basically has not done a traditional Google search in the past year, that he's sort of fully doing these AI searches.

When you hear that, are you like, cool, like this is the kind of user that I want right now?

Or does it send you a little chill?

Because, you know, the sort of traditional search ads business is pretty good for you.

Let's talk about public perception.

The New York Times, CNN did a poll this week, found that only about 16% of people say that AI is mostly good, about 35% say it's mostly bad.

What do you make of the AI backlash that we're seeing right now?

And how much leverage do you think Google has to change that perception?

I'd be curious to hear a little bit more about your case that like, that you think that sure, jobs may change a lot, but you know, you entry-level graduate, the economic future is still bright for you.

Like, what is that case in your mind?

I'll say it.

I didn't do it.

I had no idea how to do it.

Let's talk about agents, because I feel like agents actually tie sort of into this question of, well, what is going to make us more productive in the future and how will it change our job?

Later this summer, you're releasing Spark, which seems sort of intended to be an agent for the regular person.

And I'm so curious to know, like, could you walk us through something this agent is doing for you personally?