I just want to build something bigger than myself that a lot of people in the world will find useful; being with others who share that goal excites me.

The next decade will magnify the ability to build, making it accessible to many more people, which is an exciting prospect.

I want tech to be a place where people feel creative and excited to build something, and it's okay to ask dumb questions while learning.

We want to be surrounded by people who are actively doing startups, not just talking about them, so you're in a special audience right now.

The freedom of invention excites me, as it allows us to explore new areas and create innovative products that can make a difference.

The more people engage with advanced technologies, the more they will find it unbelievably cool and want to participate in those experiences.

There's a lot of opportunity to innovate around hardware and form factors during this platform shift, and I'm excited to see what we will be doing.

It's so awesome to meet developers from around the world and share the latest from Google DeepMind, especially seeing the excitement in the Gemini community, which is vibrant right now with many developers building with our models and asking for more features.

There's immense satisfaction in seeing people use a product you've helped build, especially when they don't recognize you as the maker, indicating brand growth.