Grant Harvey

With all its faults, they're still quite good.

It's almost like you need to know the identity of the person who's asking the question and their level of expertise to be able to weight their like interactions appropriately.

And then that's a whole can of worms.

Yeah.

Right.

Yeah.

And you're an SEO person saying that.

So, you know, that like, it's a, it's like a, you know, both sides problem.

We saw that kind of with some of the situations where like the chats that people were sharing was showing up in search results, right?

Yeah, that too.

Yeah.

So what is then, in your view, technically the system goal?

It's to surface the best information for the user's query?

Or is that wishful thinking?

Yeah, it seems like they have the most distributed infrastructure so far, and that could make them the next monopoly.

So I guess the question is, okay, number one, how do you make Google money?

But number two, how do you make OpenAI money then?

Because is the incentive of OpenAI and perplexity different from Google at this point?

I mean, obviously, they both want to make money, but...

Oh, you're talking to the right people.