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Interview with Google CEO Sundar Pichai at Google I/O 2022 - YouTube
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hey guys it's justine and i'm here at
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google i o and i had so much fun
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watching the presentation and now i'm
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gonna head over and chat with sundar the
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ceo of google he just left the stage so
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let's go have a chat
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thank you so much for sitting down and
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i'm just so excited this is actually my
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first i o oh all welcome and you you
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timed it well we're back in person in
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shoreline did you enjoy it i did did you
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enjoy it yeah of course i loved you know
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it took me a while to get used to having
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audience back and the reactions back and
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so i i had to go through an adjustment i
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think but i love being here like in the
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auditorium too it was just like feeling
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that energy i feel like everyone missed
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that and i i hope it continues i think
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it's time for people to come back and
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get on with our lives i felt like
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watching the presentation it really felt
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like google was trying to be additive to
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technology and not something that's like
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distracting in your life so how do you
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feel that that kind of carries through
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towards google's mission no it is you
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know if you if you go back to search
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search was always about trying to get
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you the answer as quickly as possible
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and and not
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the focus was that and so in some ways i
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think a lot of what you saw today
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is people are living their lives doing
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what they are trying to do
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we want to
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find those moments where if they need
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help be helpful as quickly and
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efficiently as possible so yeah that
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affects how we think about it and it's
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incredible with your whole career at
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google too and you've been there for so
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long so what's it been like to really
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see the entire tech industry just change
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like right before your eyes and even
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having like a huge part in that wow i
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mean it is i mean
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who would have thought the internet
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would reach where it is today and uh you
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know i couldn't have quite foreseen it
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but you know early on i realized that
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finally you have a medium which is going
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to you know pretty much touch everyone
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in the world eventually and so it's been
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thrilling to be part of that ride and
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being at google gives you a chance to do
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that at scale and impact a lot of people
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so
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but i think look the the great thing
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about technology is
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for for people who are young and coming
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into it
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the next decade the next two decades are
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going to have as much evolution in as
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many new things as what we you know i've
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seen in my
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last two decades so i think that's
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that's the great thing about technology
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is there any key moment that you're like
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that was the most meaningful thing that
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you felt that had like a huge impact
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towards the end when it all comes
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together you know when we're investing
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in ai and trying to help people as we're
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testing the prototype and giving it to
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people who could be you know either deaf
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or hard of hearing or didn't understand
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a language you know that's where you see
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how it can all come together and touch
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people's lives and so i think that's the
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potential of technology the kind of
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thing which makes me get up in the
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morning and uh coming to work so that's
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what i would say yeah and i feel like
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now even just with the internet and
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being able to touch that many lives is
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so incredible and i think accessibility
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is so important i mean how do you guys
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kind of go through that whole process of
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deciding what is something that you need
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to include for accessibility and kind of
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just carry that through you know
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we've deeply cared about it in our
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mission and so you know if anything
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we're constantly across every products
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be getting to everyone in the world uh
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trying to make it as affordable as
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possible making sure we are thinking
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through deeply for people with
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disabilities uh and and working to make
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sure the products work for them all that
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there's a lot of work still left to do
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one thing i would say is ai offers new
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opportunities to do it in a in a way we
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couldn't have solved it before and so
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that's what why when you look at things
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like translation or transcription or all
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that i think offers us to support these
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groups better than ever before you guys
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have talked so much about ai and it's
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weird and kind of also interesting when
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i talk to my non-tech friends their kind
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of perception of ai like you think of
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what you see in these big high budget
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movies like robots running around
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everywhere and like that's not the
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actual reality of it so do you want to
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talk a little bit about like what ai
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actually is and how you guys kind of
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implement it in all of your devices so
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coming in many ways the kind of ai we
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are talking about is as humans like you
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and i are using language fluently we're
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looking at each other we have context
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all this is very very hard for computers
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to do
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so we are trying to make progress and
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make computers be a bit smarter
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and and using ai to make those things
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better but it offers promise in a
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different way because the same ai can be
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an expert on many topics so it could be
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like you're talking to a thousand
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different experts on any topic right
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that's the potential so you can imagine
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a kid in the future
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being able to learn on any topic
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regardless of where they're growing up
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what access they have so that's the
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potential we see but when we speak about
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ai a lot of it is about how do we use
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that to bring more knowledge to more
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people and so that's how we think about
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it i love that too because learning i
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learned almost everything that i know
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now
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from google and watching youtube videos
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and i feel like a lot of kids learn in
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different ways and a lot of times
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classrooms aren't equipped for that so
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the fact that you guys are building that
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out and also making it accessible is
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just i think that's it really is life
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changing yeah i mean i i mean i i wish i
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had youtube when i was growing up i've
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learned on so many topics
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by particularly even through the
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pandemic just youtube was a place i
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would go learn from uh creators like you
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and so you know hopefully this is all
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part of the journey in uh making it
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easier for people by the way ai also one
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one feature we launched today was to
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automatically create chapters and
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youtube videos you know uh yeah the
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crowd goes wild i'm going to put in a
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sound effect here
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that's amazing too because you're trying
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to find that information quickly and the
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fact that those chapters are automatic i
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cannot wait to try it yeah we're still
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talking about ai and because google is
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such a huge company you guys can
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literally do anything so i feel like you
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guys have a responsibility to kind of
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set those principles and i know you
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talked a little bit about that do you
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want to expand a little more on that you
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know i mean obviously it's a you know
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profound technology and both will have
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useful things can be misused can have
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harmful effects
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so at a from a ground up we have to
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think about it right and so we we
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publicly stated ai principles and it has
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seven core areas you see some of that
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work today when we talked about monk
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scale or what we did in our cameras last
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year across a range of skin tones being
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able to capture that well on camera is
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an example of the kind of responsible ai
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work work we are doing so we are
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thinking it through across everything we
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do i love the demonstration that you
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guys did with lambda2 and that kind of
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conversational technology is really just
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it's so impressive the fact that you
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could make those lists like which one
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was your favorite oh yeah you know
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played around with it so much what's
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stunning for me is how it breaks down
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every topic and then it makes you think
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about things which you wouldn't have
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thought of and you know i think i really
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tried planning a party and seeing all
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the stuff and even for something you
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think you know it surprises you there's
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a creativity to all this and you know
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you can imagine you're anywhere like a
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planet made of ice cream and you can
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think through that so you can imagine
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being an author and you're writing
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something and you can play with it to
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get inspiration and so that is the power
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of what if if he can get all this to
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work well that's the power power ahead
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another thing is i love your kind of
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initial story of kind of you know
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working with chrome and that was really
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impactful for me because i feel like a
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lot of my career has been people telling
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me i shouldn't do this or i shouldn't do
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that and when you have sort of that
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conviction that something is something
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and it can be something like that's
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really was touching for me so like do
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you have any advice for any young
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entrepreneurs or creators or developers
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who are kind of getting started and how
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to kind of combat hurdles that's good
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look i think it's important to remember
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you're going to have setbacks it doesn't
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go exactly the way you some sometimes it
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does but that's rare
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for most people kind of meanders and
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you know it takes longer than you think
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it is
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i think working with people who you
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think are very good i think that's
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important
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working something which
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kind of clicks inside you you feel it if
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you work on something you like
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you will feel it inside and i think
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that's important to try and find it if
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you can and so if you do that and you're
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doing your best that's what's in your
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control and as i said earlier to young
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entrepreneurs there's no better time to
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be an entrepreneur like i would ignore
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what's happening in the short term like
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there is so much opportunity ahead over
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the next 10 years or 20 years i think to
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creators there you know there's no
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better time to be a creator and so you
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know that's how i would think about it
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yeah i guess one last question i guess
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the future of tech i mean it's all
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moving so quickly so what is your kind
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of big picture vision for the next five
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to ten years from our standpoint you
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know we we are working on you know given
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our goal is to help give access to
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knowledge
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we think computing is going to evolve
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dramatically over the next 10 years you
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know we will evolve beyond phones and
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you saw some hints at the end of what we
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think that world will be and so building
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that out and putting it in people's
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hands and is something we are super
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excited by that's so awesome well thank
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you so much for chatting and thank you
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to my audience for watching i know
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they're going to be so excited subscribe
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and click on the bell yes like and
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comment on the video
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this is the best day ever
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can we get a selfie of course oh my gosh
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this is incredible all right here we go
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all right
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awesome all right thank you thank you so
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nice to meet you trying to keep up pace
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with your selfie skills
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so this was both of our first google
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items yes which was so much fun and you
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were a veteran yes uh it's 17 18 19. oh
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wow yeah and he did not tell us that it
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was cold it was very cold i'm sorry it's
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freezing i had a lot of fun yeah i can't
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wait to see your interview i can't wait
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yeah because we couldn't hear anyone
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yeah yeah so guys make sure you go check
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out both of their videos i'll put links
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in the description and i think that's a
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wrap
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i gotta go to the airport now
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you're leaving tomorrow yeah i'm good
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bye
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