Raiza Martin: belief

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…I tweeted today or I ex-posted, whatever, that we're going to interview you on what we should ask you. So we got a list of feature requests, mostly. It's funny. Nobody actually had any like specific questions about how the product was built. They just want to know when you're releasing some feature. So I know you cannot talk about all of these things, but I think maybe it would give people an idea of like where the product is going. So I think the most common question I think five people asked is like, are you going to build an API? And, you know, do you see this product as still be kind of like a full head product for like a login and do everything there? Or do you want it to be a piece of infrastructure that people build on? I mean, I think why not both? I think we work at a place where you could have both. I think that end user products, like products that touch the hands of users have a lot of value. For me personally, like we learn a lot about what people are trying to do and what's like actually useful and what people are ready for. And so we're going to keep investing in that. I think at the same time, right, there are a lot of developers that are interested in using the same technology to build their own thing. We're going to look into that, how soon that's going to be ready. I can't really comment, but these are the things that like, Hey, we heard it. We're trying to figure it out. And I think there's room for both. Is there a world in which this becomes a default Gemini interface because it's technically different org?…

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