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Sergey Brin in founder mode actually saved Google. He had a big tiff inside Google, because Gemini wasn’t allowed to be used for coding. He told Sundar, “I can’t deal with these people. You have to deal with this.” Big companies always build bureaucracy. Sergey (and Larry) still have...

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