YouTube is a global platform, and the conversations we have about content creation and consumption are relevant not just in India but across the world.

About 15% of the content created by Indian creators is consumed outside of India, making YouTube an exporter of ideas and culture.

YouTube serves as an information platform reflecting global events, making the connection between creativity and politics unsurprising.

YouTube's role in global events is significant; we strive to balance free speech with community guidelines to ensure accurate information.

I believe that the next big YouTuber could emerge from a completely different culture, similar to how Squid Game became popular in the U.S.

As a storyteller, I believe that the way we connect with each other is through sharing stories, which is fundamental to human interaction and is reflected in the content on YouTube.

In the sports realm, YouTube is adapting to changing consumption habits, focusing on providing choice, technical innovation, and integrating content from creators to engage younger audiences.

To create engaging educational content, we need to tailor our approach to each channel and audience, rather than relying on generic principles.

The challenge for platforms like YouTube is to deliver new content quickly while managing a vast amount of data and ensuring relevance.