Raiza Martin: belief

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…How should people think about that? Like is this, and also like the future of the product as far as monetization too, you know, like, is it going to be the voice thing going to be a core to it? Is it just going to be one output modality? And like, you're still looking to build like a broader kind of like a interface with data and documents. I mean, that's such a, that's such a good question that I think the answer it's I'm waiting to get more data. I think because we are still in the period where everyone's really excited about it, everyone's trying it. I think I'm getting a lot of sort of like positive feedback on the audio. We have some early signal that says it's a really good hook, but people stay for the other features. So that's really good too. I was making a joke yesterday. I was like, it'd be really nice, you know, if it was just the audio, because then I could just like simplify the train. Right. I don't have to think about all this other functionality, but I think the reality is that the framework kind of like what we were talking about earlier that we had laid out, which is like you bring your own sources. There's something you do in the middle and then there's an output is that really extensible one. And it's a really interesting one. And I think like, particularly when we think about what a big business looks like, especially when we think about commercialization, audio is just one such modality. But the editor itself, like the space in which you're able to do these things is like, that's the business, right? Like maybe the audio by itself, not so much, but like in this big package, like, oh, I could see that. I could see that being like a really big business. Yep. Any thoughts on some of the alternative interact with data and documents thing, like cloud artifacts, like a JGBD canvas, you know, kind of how do you see, maybe we're notebook LM stars, but like Gemini starts, like you have so many amazing teams and products at Google. There's sometimes like, I'm sure you have to figure that out.…

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