The demos at Google I/O were next level, especially in the Android space, where we're bringing new innovations and capabilities that will unlock developers to create the next wave of cool experiences with Android.

The general sentiment at I/O is incredibly positive, reflecting a significant amount of progress across Google's models and products.

I'm excited to talk about all the AI moments and behind-the-scenes stories of the launches that we saw today, made possible by the team inside of DeepMind and across Google.

The overall atmosphere at Google I/O this year was more confident compared to previous years, reflecting a shift in how Google perceives its position in the AI landscape.

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.

I can't believe how much I love using the new multimodal AI, which works across text, voice, and vision, making it feel natural and fluid to interact with.

I'm super excited about AI; that's the reason why I started developing software.

In early 2023, I realized AI development was outpacing our ability to control it, influenced by the impressive capabilities of ChatGPT and my work on analog computation at Google.

I'm really honored and humbled to be working with this team to help developers in their day-to-day lives, showcasing innovations that make it easier for them to deliver great apps and experiences for consumers.