The trajectory of AI development is likely to mirror the internet's evolution, where initially, building a single app seemed daunting, but new applications emerged that didn't rely on existing platforms.

The emergence of specialized AI models will enable new applications to thrive, similar to how JavaScript transformed web browsers by allowing for more dynamic functionalities.

Google is evolving search to follow the user, emphasizing a user-centric approach to product development.

We're going to be surrounded by information, and future Google products will organize that information and take action for you across the web.

The real transformative AI applications will emerge in the coming years, similar to how the App Store evolved post-iPhone launch.

The apps that will matter in the AI landscape are likely to be those that don't exist yet, just as the internet gave rise to entirely new applications.

Project Mariner's capabilities will be integrated into various Google products, enhancing user experience across applications like Gemini and AI search.

The initial search engines were simply digitized yellow pages, and early mobile apps were just websites wrapped in a native app, showing a slow adaptation to new technologies.

Google's search is evolving to provide complex data visualizations and real-time assistance, enhancing user interaction with information.