The repeated mentions of AI comes across as him being completely tone deaf. Does he not realize that people fear AI will cause jobs to be lost? Talking about AI and layoffs at the same time is going to earn him some heat for quite a while.

Since Google employees don't do any revenue-generating work, an AI doesn't need any skills in order to also not do any of that.

A large statistical string concatenation machine by any other name will smell just as much of redundancy.

does it matter? it can already write computer code and will form now on only get better.

The trick is writing useful code autonomously, with is widely yet to be proven.

It can definitely do OK at that. Not Google-level, also definitely, but it can make stuff that works.

Virtually everyone I've been talking to has a question about if the chats are logged (bad for corporate secrecy if so).