Eric Enge
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265 appearances
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 12 Dec
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ChatGPT-5 is smart at knowing how to go find information quickly as targeted to specific topics.
So the computational overhead of building the model and running the model should bring them a lot closer to not running so deeply in the red.
I don't have enough information now to tell you if it's going to make them profitable per se, but it should bring them a... It's headed very much in the right direction, I think is actually the way I want to say it.
With agentic browsers, that's also really interesting because...
The goal there is, for both Perplexity and OpenAI that have them, is to provide users with a surface, which becomes their primary interface to the whole web.
And you can say, okay, well, Chrome is that for me now.
But the difference is that an agentic browser will do things like take high-level tasks for you, go research information across a whole bunch of websites,
bring some things back to you, ask for some clarifications about what you want or how to handle some aspects of information it gets, and will actually be your coach through the execution of the task.
Unlike Chrome, which is a tool you can use to execute the task, but you have to manage all the steps of the process.
On an agentic browser, it's largely done for you.
So they're both pretty significant changes.
So, wow, that's a multi-layered question.
So I'm going to start with the first part, which is, you know, the scope of impact.
I mean, let's face it, Google is still the big dog, you know, open AI and chat GPT are certainly getting enormous amount of press and,
getting mindshare.
And I think it's fair to say that the impact on the younger generations is stronger than it is on the people who have deeply ingrained habits of using Google for decades as Google and Chrome together, you know, as the surface they use to approach the web.
And so those habits are going to die hard.
And I think the thing that we can't overlook in spite of the
The jump that OpenAI and ChatGPT got on things is that Google caught up with that quicker than people thought they would.
And you see this, by the way, reflected in their stock price because the analysts are still seeing Google growing and they're not forecasting any doom and gloom around Google.
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