Logan Kilpatrick

“Anti-gravity will be powering a bunch of agent stuff in search, in the Gemini app, across cloud and in AI Studio, which is really exciting.”

“Anti-gravity is a lot of things... You have sort of a core IDE. You have sort of like the agent first experience if you want it on the web. You have a CLI. You have an SDK.”

“The scaffolding is like oftentimes a couple of steps ahead of like where what is like baked directly into the model. And then what ends up happening is like the model eats that scaffolding... Maybe the agent harness is like the quintessential example of this right now... I think that perhaps won't be true, at least in the way that we think of the harness today, in 12 months.”

“It's actually really hard to make a great coding model for this like really long running SWE work if you don't actually have a product that does that. And so I think like Google realized that. That's why the sort of like Windsurf deal happened.”

“Something like Open Router, for example, is like measuring, you know, the total token consumption that's happening. And so you can sort of like see these trends play out over time of like how much more intelligence is in the world, you know, now versus a year ago.”

“I think Anthropic is a very interesting place... He seems like an interesting guy. And so, uh, somewhat esoteric. And so that seems like they're sort of like that in the DNA and the culture of the company.”

“Our team actually in Kaggle, which is sort of a bunch of the AI benchmarking stuff we do in GDM, sort of works with GDM to build this, uh, game arena, which is our way of sort of like testing.”

“Demis is a Nobel prize scientist. And like the sort of OG of a lot of this stuff and sort of, you feel that in the DeepMind culture.”

“I was giving a talk and was on stage with my friend Tulsi, who leads the model team, who I don't know if you've ever had on before, but she's amazing. I love Tulsi.”