Andrej Karpathy

They have all the data.

It's just not obvious if they are capable as an organization to innovate on their search engine right now.

And if they don't, someone else will.

There's absolute scope for building a significantly better search engine built on these tools.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That would be, yeah.

Or some other more competent organization.

So I don't know.

So currently, for example, maybe Bing has another shot at it.

There you go, Microsoft Edge.

We're talking offline.

I mean, it's really interesting because search engines used to be about, okay, here's some query.

Here's...

here's webpages that look like the stuff that you have, but you could just directly go to answer and then have supporting evidence.

And these models, basically, they've read all the texts and they've read all the webpages.

And so sometimes when you see yourself going over the search results and sort of getting a sense of the average answer to whatever you're interested in, that just directly comes out.

You don't have to do that work.

So they're kind of like... Yeah, I think they have a way of distilling all that knowledge into...

like some level of insight, basically.