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@cb_doge https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@OpenAI https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@MattPRD https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@elonmusk https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@LyalinDotCom https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@elonmusk https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@ArtificialAnlys https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@mntruell https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@SpaceXAI https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@elonmusk https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@cb_doge https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@minchoi https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@joshwoodward https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@Gemini_Notebook https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
@engadget https://t.co/rS2haIJZSj
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
@GoogleAI @GoogleDeepMind @Google
My dream AI bot: Google AI Bot.
I keep thinking about this idea.
What if Google built one AI agent that could actually use the whole Google ecosystem for you?
Not just another chatbot. Not just a coding tool. Not something made only for people who understand AI.
I mean something that almost anyone could use.
Imagine someone who knows nothing about AI, coding, models, APIs or any of that. Maybe they just have a phone and use it for normal everyday things.
They should be able to talk to the bot the same way they would talk to another person.
“My phone is getting really slow and I’m running out of storage. Can you figure out what’s wrong?”
“I don’t use this app anymore. Can you remove it?”
“I need this app. Can you find the official one and install it?”
“I downloaded a file earlier but I can’t find it.”
“My Wi-Fi is acting weird. Can you help me fix it?”
“I’m in a new city. Find me a good pizza place nearby and open the directions.”
“I need to travel next week. Find me some good flight and hotel options and help me plan everything.”
And obviously, if it needs to delete something, install an app, make a purchase, send a message or confirm a booking, it should ask for permission first.
But the user shouldn’t have to figure out which app, model or AI tool they need.
They should just explain what they want.
The bot figures out the rest.
That’s the part I really like about this idea.
Right now, AI still feels too complicated for a lot of normal people. You need to know which product does what, which model to use, which app to open and sometimes how to connect everything together.
I’d love to see Google remove all of that complexity.
Let’s say someone owns a small shop.
They take a photo of the store and say:
“We’re having a sale this weekend. Make me something I can post online.”
The bot could create the images, video, voiceover, music, copy and whatever else is needed using Google’s own AI tools.
Or maybe you’re a developer and say:
“I’ve finished my app. Help me launch it.”
The same bot could work on the code, research competitors, create graphics, make a launch video, generate music and voiceovers, prepare marketing material and help with the rest of the launch.
Same bot. Completely different user.
That’s why I think Google is in such an interesting position here.
They already have Android, Chrome, Search, Maps, Workspace, Gemini, coding tools, image generation, video generation, music, voice, research and so much more.
The user shouldn’t have to know which one of those things is being used.
You just tell Google AI Bot what you want.
It decides what tools it needs and gets the job done.
If Google actually pulled something like this off, I think it could become one of the most useful AI agents in the world.
Not because it would just be “another AI bot,” but because very few companies have this much infrastructure, software and AI under one roof.
If all of that could work together behind one agent that anyone could simply talk to, Google wouldn’t just be making another competitor to the AI bots we already have.
It could create something on a completely different level.
That would be my dream AI bot.
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