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How many times did Google say AI today?

Obviously, someone noticed our video that clipped every single AI mention at I/O 2023 last year. Sundar Pichai closed the 2024 keynote by showing how AI can save us some work by using it to keep track. At the time, it was up to 121 AI mentions.

...by the time they were finished, it was probably more like 124.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai in front of a sign showing how many times “AI” was said during the I/O 2024 keynote (at that point, it was 121).
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