Corey Knowles

My personal perspective, you could pause model development today and the consumer wouldn't notice for five years because it's about the app player.

It's the piece that sits on top.

There's so much to be done there.

So we will see...

slowdowns and like we won't get these massive jumps forward because we've done some of the easier bits but there'll be underlying things around infrastructure around how we make calls like that will be really exciting that will actually make a huge impact I mean tokens have already plummeted in cost yeah like cost is barely a concern but it could be speed

I mean, as soon as someone gets something that is of a performance equivalence to 4.0 or something that you put on your phone and store locally, that has a huge change for privacy.

It has a huge change for data security because suddenly you don't need the internet.

You can be out in the wilderness.

You can be not wanting to share your data with whoever your cloud provider is.

There's a whole set of interesting outcomes there as well.

Or email.

No one has changed email.

Email is still this awful system where you're like, oh, I've got to go up this chain.

It's this long string of text.

Someone's replied all somewhere else.

I want an email system that just... And I'm sure Google is stressed about that.

I mean, the flip side, and I think this is going to be interesting, is...

Like people are, people aren't fully rational actors in ways that is, is useful for self preservation and things.

People are going to be like, I don't want this to change how I approach my email.

I don't want this to change how I, how I like, I don't want, I mean, okay.