Google’s CEO Warns No Job Is Safe

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This week, Google quietly told advertisers that ads are coming to Gemini in 2026.

Gemini is no longer a “chatbot.” It’s Google’s next major platform, the same way Search became a platform decades ago. 

Monetization always reveals strategy. 

Google is signaling that AI chat interfaces are the next ad real estate.

The AI interface is becoming the homepage of the internet. Ads will follow.

Workspace Studio: AI Agents for Everyone

Google also launched Workspace Studio, a place where anyone can build AI agents for Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Drive, Calendar, and Chat. All without writing code.

You just tell Gemini what you want like:

“If an email has a question for me, label it ‘To respond’ and ping me in Chat.”

And it builds the workflow for you.

Companies testing this early are already seeing massive time savings. 

It’s very clear what Google is trying to do here: make every employee capable of automating their own work.

But before everyone gets too comfortable putting all their emails, drafts, and files into AI… there’s something important people forget to think about.

Are Your Chats and Data Really Private on Gemini?

While Google is pushing AI deeper into workspaces and everyday tasks, there’s something that deserves attention. 

Everyone has spent the past month experimenting with NanoBanana, remixing photos, generating selfies, and jumping on trends without thinking twice. 

But here’s the thing: Your Gemini chats are not private.

Google’s own policy makes it clear. Human reviewers can access your chats, images, and uploads.

And “reviewers” doesn’t mean an AI system checking content.
It means actual people who, under certain workflows, can open and read what you wrote.

This doesn’t mean “don’t use Gemini. It just means be aware of what you share.

AI makes work easier, but it doesn’t mean your data disappears into a vault.

Use it wisely.

Are We Overengineering AI Agents? 

At the same time, a discussion on Reddit this week asked a simple but important question:

“Are we making agents too complicated when simple setups work better?”

Developers agreed.

Fancy multi-agent stacks look impressive, but simple loops with clear rules often run more reliably. Fewer moving parts means fewer surprises. When agents break, it’s usually because of the complex pieces, not the basic logic.

This is a good reminder as Google and others push deeper into agent workflows. Sometimes the best automation is the one you understand, not the one with the most features.

Google CEO: “AI Will Impact Every Job, Even Mine.”

In a recent interview, Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai said something very direct:

Every job will be touched by AI, from entry-level roles to CEOs. Even his own job could one day be automated.

He also shared something important for students and early-career professionals: there is no AI-proof career. 

Degrees won’t protect anyone from change. The people who succeed will be the ones who learn how to use AI, not avoid it.

So whether you’re a doctor, teacher, marketer, analyst, designer, or entrepreneur, the differentiator won’t be your job title.

It will be how well you adapt.

The Bigger Picture

All of this, ads in Gemini, Workspace agents, privacy concerns, the Reddit debate, and Pichai’s warning, point to the same shift.

AI has become a part of the infrastructure of work, communication, and the internet itself.

And now the question is no longer “will AI change things?” It’s “how quickly can you adapt to the change?”

So, what do you think about all of this? Reply and let me know!

- Aashish

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