Google CEO Sundar Pichai sat down with us for a rare, in-depth conversation about what comes next for AI, agents, and the architecture powering the future of search.

From world models and the diffusion version of Gemini, to Alpha Evolve and agent memory, Sundar shares Google’s evolving philosophy on AGI—and how the company plans to build for it.

The big takeaway? Google is all-in on a future where AI is proactive, personalized, and deeply embedded in our daily lives, from search to glasses to assistants that know you better over time.

📌 Key Moments from the Interview

From Transformers to Diffusion: Sundar explains why Google is pushing diffusion-based models as fast, efficient complements to traditional LLMs—and how they may converge.

The Rise of Self-Improving AI: Alpha Evolve and recursive learning represent a shift toward models that can discover knowledge and improve autonomously.

Agent Memory and Lock-In: Pichai shares his thoughts on the importance of open protocols like MCP and A2A, and whether agent memory should be portable.

XR and Astra: Why smart glasses may be the most natural interface for interacting with personal AI.

The Future of Search: Pichai outlines a vision where the Google homepage becomes a proactive, AI-forward experience that brings you what you need before you search.

Advice for Knowledge Workers: His message to professionals wondering how to stay relevant in the age of AI: “Lean in. Use the tools.”

🎥 Full Interview: Sundar Pichai on AGI, Gemini, and the Future of Personal AI