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It's safe.
Two quick thoughts.
I just love the fact that they have the courage to risk disrupting their own business.
Salim.
um so two two thoughts one is i've always thought about notebook lm per alex's earlier comments as this weird thing sitting out there because it incorporates presentation and learning and interaction that kind of doesn't like you know what's the difference between doing this and the gemini app and doing it in spark i mean people are going to create a lot of confusion around this the the the point that alex made i just want to double down on which is when
in any big company we had to say yahoo as well you're rewarded for getting something out there but then you've got a strategic project manager looking across resource allocation about 10 different projects and so you get a peanut butter problem where you're very thin across all the different projects you don't iterate very well um one of the few companies that iterates very well is apple they will relentlessly iterate on their products and most other companies on a small number
The next big milestone for Android XR is intelligent eyewear.
Today, I'm excited to announce that our first audio glasses will arrive this fall.
They are designed to give you all-day help with Gemini that is spoken into your ear privately rather than shown on a display.
And these glasses let you stay hands-free and heads up for things like listening to music, taking photos, making calls, or tapping into your phone apps, all without reaching for your pocket.
Things are moving past you.
And so he's trying to beat the cutting-edge knowledge.
Surely they could have looked at it and gone, the statute of limitations has expired.
I mean, this is very upsetting.
I'll go with the first one.
Solar energy, they all look very constrained and very expensive initially.
But then the learning curve kicks in, infrastructure kicks in, Gervon Paradox kicks in, rights law arrives, competition arrives, and the cost collapse.
AI computers going exactly down the same path.
You may have some bottlenecks like chips and power generation data collapse.
centers, but those become investment honey-met pots and capital floods towards those bottlenecks, right?