Google's AI strategy is intriguing. They are building AI tools that target real use-cases. I am finding myself using NotebookLM (to read stuff), Gemini (to analyze images and videos), Google Lens (to find stuff without links), NotebookLM (to create video explainers), Gemini (for generating mini apps), Collab (for data... science), Deep Research (for gathering info), Antigravity (vibe coding), Nanobanna (for image editing), veo (for video gen), aistudio (mini apps). You also get all this under a wireless subscription with GoogleFi! That's insane! What else am I missing?show more

If you're wondering about how the above explainer was framed, here's the background:

What this hints at wrt AI strategy is to have every team learn how to build apps for themselves. Please do not wait for the engineering team to have the time to do it for you! You yourself know better than anyone to get your job done!

You get this with GoogleFi?

The big boy. Search is amazing.

Claude?

It's good for coding. In my case for how I formulate ideas (I've not used other LLMs for idea generation). OpenAI is good at unpacking arguments. Grok is good for current events and practical information.

Google 'skills' is also worth looking at

that’s a valuable toolkit!

Oh, yes, sure, I can see you finding yourself using Antigravity for coding...