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Google Gemini Apps Platform: The Author Who Predicted Both Outcomes

Google opens Gemini and Search to more apps. The whole segment, as it aired. Guests who wandered in, and the anchors who let them.

On air
Vera Bullock, with Cornelius Abioye (Author and Lobby Consultant)
Aired
on BBN Newsroom
Length
1:20
“I predicted the weather, Vera. Whatever happens outside, I said it.”
Cornelius Abioye

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Transcript

What BBN said on air. Comedy, with fictional anchors.

  1. Vera BullockGoogle has launched a Connected Apps Platform that lets businesses bring their apps into Gemini and Search, and my guest says he saw it coming.

  2. Vera BullockCornelius Abioye wrote Everything Is an App Now. Cornelius, you called this?

  3. Cornelius AbioyeYes, page forty. The apps move into the search box. Google just did that. Ding.

  4. Vera BullockGoogle says developers can build once and reach users across Search and the Gemini app.

  5. Vera BullockOver fifty apps are already in Gemini, including Peloton and Experian.

  6. Cornelius AbioyePeloton, Experian. I listed those. In the original draft, I listed them twice. Ding.

  7. Vera BullockBut I've read your other book, Search Eats Everything, and it says apps would disappear.

  8. Cornelius AbioyeRight. That's the other book. In that one, this exact announcement is the end of apps. Ding.

  9. Vera BullockSo you predicted both.

  10. Cornelius AbioyeI predicted the weather, Vera. Whatever happens outside, I said it.

  11. Cornelius AbioyeCalm, the meditation app, is joining on Gemini and Search, and I said that in chapter four. In the original draft, chapter nine. Ding.

  12. Vera BullockThe platform is in public preview for U. S. developers on a waitlist, and Google hasn't said when it opens wider.

  13. Vera BullockDid either book predict the waitlist?

  14. Cornelius AbioyeThe waitlist is in the second edition. In the original draft, there was no list, only hope. Ding, ding.

  15. Vera BullockTwo books, two opposite forecasts, one waitlist. I'd call that a bold, simply thorough two-for-one, and I'm told the second edition ships first.

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