Sundar Pichai sat down with Logan Kilpatrick on the latest episode of the podcast Google AI: Release Notes to do something that sometimes feels a bit odd: speak plainly about where AI at Google is headed and why past decisions matter today. Want to know why Gemini 3 is on every headline and what role quantum computing plays in all this? This conversation, published on November 25, 2025, sums it up.
Qué dijo Sundar sobre la estrategia "AI-first"
Pichai recalled the 2016 decision to go "AI-first" as a strategic bet: it wasn’t a fad, but the foundation for sustained investments in models, infrastructure, and talent. That seed is what lets Google release things like Gemini 3 and Nano Banana Pro without them being last-minute improvisations.
Why does that matter for you? Because long-term decisions shape which tools reach users and how stable they are. If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or just a curious user, this explains why some products work better today: there’s infrastructure and a team behind them.
