The Google I/O keynote could have been shorter as there was significant repetition of announcements.

“I also think that they repeated a lot. Oh yeah. In the first half they announced a ton and in the second half they just announced it again. Yeah. I was like what are you doing? It was two hours. It was two hours long. It could have been one.”

The Google I/O keynote was not boring because it provided concrete demos and examples of Gemini's utility.

“But this year it was a lot of actual demos, actual integration, and that's why I found it to be a better IO this year.”

He thinks that having to have a dedicated segment promising safety and responsibility at an event indicates that Google has an overwhelming amount of data and complex internal operations.

“if you have to have someone come up on stage just to promise to the world that this is going to be okay we're doing it safely and responsibly then you know you have a lot of data you know you have a lot going on”