Anish Acharya

Nobody has sort of written that kind of thing down, right?

You've called that dark data, right?

So what's your kind of view on that type of information?

Does that have value?

Does that have more or less value than traditional information that's written down?

And how does that show up in the future?

I mean, in a sense, this is what Merkur and others are doing, you know?

They're getting human data generation, some of which is like coding and math and all that.

But I imagine in the future, some of which will be this type of tacit knowledge you're describing, you know?

Yeah, but dude, then Sundar says like, I want to be the first $100 trillion company.

You know, like what is, Sundar is not going to say, you know what, we should like keep our market cap, but just like be more profitable.

No CEO thinks that way, right?

They want to shoot for the moon.

So I think Sundar's ambition will grow at least or faster, as fast or faster than model progress.

But it's just not the world we're living in, right?

Like, meanwhile, here on Earth, there's hundreds of open source models.

There's all kinds of distilled models.

The model price, token prices for what we're cutting edge models three months ago are going down.

There's edge devices actually having models embedded in them.

So...