Jensen Huang

And the rest of the world has been growing.

And every country that is a non-English country is just an opportunity to build another Reddit.

And the process of doing that starts with machine translation.

Using AI to translate universal conversations so that somebody in France or Germany who operates in a non-English language can have access to great content and communities on Reddit.

And then the process of building local communities.

So that if you're in France, you have a local bread community.

In Germany, your local football communities so that it feels local.

Your city communities.

All of that is opportunity for us and opportunities to build another Reddit for every language and culture.

It's really interesting that AI is really the tailwind here, whether it's ability to serve your companies, those that are advertising with you, that much more sophisticated applications, the way in which they're able to advertise with you, whether or not it's the AI that's helping you do translation.

But also we know that a big part of the business has started to become how you're used by AI LLM producers.

How is that a stage of priority?

Can you just weigh it up for us?

The prioritization of advertising versus the prioritization of making these deals with big LLMs that you already have done with Google and OpenAI?

Yeah, our core business is advertising.

It's a business model that has a lot of TAM and is a big addressable market.

I think we have a lot of headroom there.

Our ad platform is great.

growing our marketplace is growing as I said sixty percent plus year-over-year and we really like our roadmap there there are thousands more advertisers that can be on our platform in addition to more verticals and more geographies to come onto our ad platform so we see a lot of opportunity there across the funnel in automation in ad formats and even in delivering more performance for for advertisers so

That's our core business and that's where we're focused.