… Just like YouTube’s implementation, Netflix’s take on AI voice search shows that consumers can benefit if apps have access to the mic. It just shouldn’t take massive market share — or a branded button on your remote — for publishers to get to build such experiences.
… We are adapting to the fact that publishers are increasingly turning to subscription offerings too. Publishers and YouTube creators, should they be able to opt out of training to get surfaced in Search? …
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… To publisher websites, yes. We are definitely seeing a change in partnerships from our publishers that are trying to understand how they can create custom content that is not as dependent on search, but it’s definitely something that is a big conversation that’s happening here. …
… There’s the rise of Google’s AI-powered search results, the new browser wars happening between OpenAI and its competitors, and a full-on breakdown of the web’s social contract, thanks to AI firms hungry for training data they’d rather not pay for. …
… So we are domain experts in design and visual AI. And so that’s been really the focus of our research and development. You said you don’t want to talk about your competitors, but I want to wrap up by talking about your biggest competitor. …
… At this point, even Microsoft Research is pointing out that these models don’t know anything, and that leads to certain kinds of mistakes in certain kinds of applications. …
… I think people don’t like certain things about AI. If you just ask them in general, “What do you think of AI?” There are a lot of pretty negative responses. I think people love playing Word Chain, and I don’t think they mind that AI coding tools were used in creating Word Chain. …
… Air Mail is not that. Air Mail is like a big fancy culture magazine. It’s called Air Mail because I think it was meant to be read on airplanes. There is a moment for that kind of magazine to exist in first class on an airplane. …