Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles I want to start the sir conversation by mentioning that larry and I were word were here well only in London at the very same assumption in four years ago now when we were here students as many of you are here today and and the way that began as I received a letter in the mail you know inviting me answer no you know just come join us monday and there's going to be mikhail gorbachev was gonna be there I know shimon peres Madonna the as long lost over the celebrity names and the first thing I thought was we really need to do something about junk mail on this country and I was about to and I was about to start a new line of products coming out of Google to deal with that issue am but somebody kindly decided to actually do you note actually check tackle South before a disposed in so quickly and in fact it turned out to be real and and we came to London and had a great time at many people many of whom are back here today for this weekend and I'm having great time seeing again on and whose it was very inspiring the earlier many people there who had accomplished incredible amount and their lifetime and it was hard to imagine how we could contribute in the same I'm more we've tried to do our best most importantly though I was impressed by the plates because when you are you are honored by the Academy receive really nice played and I'm and I thought those with no really well my dining room up primary colors and so we spent the past four years trying to build something successful enough but we can earn these plates to am and now that I i think we've done we haven't gone them and hand yet but I think we're more or less done am so I'm planning to go back and finish my degree now my PhD my host mom leave of absence and as my mother keeps reminding me I there's one minor thing I realized before I go back and I it's been my experience now from being at a company that has that has grown as viewed differently in the world and was when we were smaller company from people don't really like the company's and I pondered how do you address that issue because you know you wanna be disliked and I think the real issue is not is it unfair that people kinda expect so much big companies and wash them so closely and so for the questioners what does the company really doing with all this last resource nurse from to make the world better to actually do positive things in the world and I think than people won't be focused on you know digging deep into particular well what are the results for this particular query in our case for example people Maceo the search you know result we don't like result number three in the search in back and get a lot of attention from I think that a company like Google with you know okay resources financially not that bad compared to many other companies but nice technical resources water distribution love users things like that I think we have the potential to make a very big difference is very big positive difference since in the world and I think we also have an obligation as consequence for them one thing we started last summer about a year ago was the Google Grants Program which is news advertising credit on our network to to nonprofits and that's now grown close to 300 charities now that we're supporting and the it doesn't love good things I just I get notes the other day we learned that there was a new school for young young young schoolgirls that was being built in Indonesia for underprivileged girls and thousands a consequence so far my nice man in Singapore who'd seen an advertisement based on a Google search you're done and now Hughes sponsoring the school arm we also applied to issues love world poverty health arm and inclusiveness and politics all kinds a very broad range of charities that are currently covered by Google Grants and be we decided to take this to the next level and that's going to be the Google foundation which were in the process of forming and there were gonna be able to point resources beyond just advertising credit into at an actual financial resources and also arm the skill and the the technology that we have in our company I'm it has also been received very warmly by our employees because they feel like they can be a part of something that's bigger thats not just designed to help Google but really is designed to help the whole world are so that's been a great experience really and now I'll give you a Merry stake on it it's an enormous pleasure for me to be her as well and stocks so many bright people again I still prefer actually taking out with students are home once again I'm mad at Stanford we both thought we were quite obnoxious and maybe that's still true we don't notice as much anymore around but I just one into hopefully inspire amongst the students I know I talked a lot of the last night's and our just said you know and thinking about your research in Google really is interesting because it's an example your research we start a Google we had no idea weird we started working a century in late 1995 are on the web recent I want to download going somewhere answer it was interested in data mining and are we had sent an ideal really what we're doing we're just talking on the web was interesting and was a good computer science topic and we could probably get a dissertation to do something that might be propped Kong might be significant which had all sorts of things almost which failed an we came up with a better way of doing ranking which we didn't think would apply to search long and eventually realize was released for research down I think monday take away from me in this is you know you should pick areas you think are interesting that could be liable or there's lot activity house in Staten links cuz I knew no one else was really looking at the links on the web Michigan United probably do something with them and brown I think that's true many users were people people do interesting things house think it's really important truss when we're when we're working on this we had many people answer and I and a couple other people who were tremendously worked tremendously hard and I think thousand important part var making all this work and a conversation last night was someone who will remain nameless but this on I'm thinking about doing this research in the area and the workers can incremental on the papers are kinda boring but you know I'm told a nice publish a lot of papers and our way you know got my degree in our graduates I'm thinking maybe I should do this but there's something I really wanted you the knowns working on the right things much more important and my advice would be no picture thing that's important you know maybe it doesn't work out because it's more risky but you can you know you your PHD might take a few years and you can try a number of different all those things and maybe one of them were can be a really big deal so there's so much potential you know you're in the room no just I had my advice would be to work really hard on the things that you think will really matter in the world and don't be afraid to fail thank you insults like we have about a minute for questions or American tap dance which do you prefer I'm just kinda curious you guys are specially for in your life you made gin or miss announced money what do you have planned ending if you like be pretty so much already why I'm still waiting for the plate machines okay what do you do after Sunday hound I think you know there are many important things to life you know aside from financial more career success can in fact it's not necessarily the ultimate success that motivates you its processes getting there & the technologies for products that you build and whatever rooms you may be in some I'm not too concerned about finding something to do am though I do think Ill be based on doing things that I really enjoy and not have some and goal in mind I'm just really care just carry as many as a hundred yes I'm from Harvard Medical School his was wondering had to come up with a name cool something in Google is a large number its one followed by 100 zeros for a certain extra money no spelled slightly differently and I was before we had spell checking in those kinda things an urban riots following so as the rails thank you thank you
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