Mustafa Suleyman

you know, humorous, the little bit of like, you know, spice, a bit of energy and, you know, it's fun to chat to as well as learn from at the same time.

And so that kind of interactive back and forth was a big part of the motivation for how we designed it.

Yeah, it's really designed to have a bit more of that connection.

You know, it'll ask you questions or if you're in the voice mode, for example, it will actively listen.

Yeah, there's a lot coming.

I mean, you're going to see a different kind of hardware platform, I think, over time.

So, you know, it will go, you know, it will kind of go, uh-huh.

You're going to see a lot of different features in terms of personalization.

or no way, or right, whilst you're speaking, to let you know that it's listening, it's paying attention, it's keeping the conversation moving.

So I think increasingly people are going to want to give their co-pilots their own name.

And who knows, one day in the future, it might have an avatar or visual representation.

And so just little subtle touches like that, as well as the intonation in the voice and the energy that it brings, those kinds of things are, I think, really quite different to what we've seen before.

So we're thinking about a lot of different angles.

I think that it's naturally going to evolve to be more of a coworker because you want it to be able to fill in your gaps, right?

Yeah, there's a lot coming.

I mean, you're going to see a different kind of hardware platform, I think, over time.

You're going to see a lot of different features in terms of personalization.

You know, you think you have certain strengths and weaknesses.

Some of us are more analytical.

So I think increasingly people are going to want to give their co-pilots their own name.