Google was always intended to be an AI company, with its mission to gather all the world's data and feed it into a giant AI supercomputer.

Google is confident in its AI advancements, with a focus on bringing deep computer science research into practical products.

I joined Google Brain in 2019, where I met many of the founding team members of Character.AI and spent about four years working on development tools.

Google has been operating with an AI-first mindset since 2015, believing that AI will drive significant advancements in search technology.

At Google DeepMind, we've been applying AI across almost every branch of science, achieving breakthroughs in areas from mathematics to life sciences, including developing AlphaProof for solving Math Olympiad problems and AlphaFold for predicting molecular structures.

Google Brain exemplifies how large organizations can leverage advancements in machine learning to enhance their applications and reduce costs, effectively generating revenue without needing to sell more products.

The decision to add AI mode to Google Search reflects our commitment to evolving the platform to meet user needs in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

Google has always been an AI company at its core, focusing on large-scale data and analysis, which positions it well for the current shift towards AI innovation.

Google Labs is focused on building new AI products that people love, whether they are consumer, B2B, or developer products, emphasizing a culture of rapid development and experimentation.