Sarah Wang

Like, how do you think about the edges, as you mentioned, in terms of perfecting or pushing forward the frontier of search?

Yeah, very fair.

It's been great to talk to our own thing.

Exactly.

Say more.

Can you say more about the data element?

And obviously, no need to share any secret sauce there, but it does feel like the web is getting increasingly closed, to some extent, parts of the web, right?

But there's a lot of fear out there from data providers on, oh, we don't want to be stack overflowed, right?

Especially if your business model is around impressions you serve to humans visiting your site.

I think the fear is the greatest among those business models.

How do you think about...

just sort of that interplay with data providers and making sure you can get to the path of perfect search, but, you know, work with these data providers that are maybe becoming more closed.

I loved all the use cases you talked about.

There's go-to-market, right?

There's also the, you know, I'll put it in the loneliness bucket, but finding people you can connect with.

One that you didn't talk about that I just want to pause on really quickly is coding.

Can you share more about why web search makes coding agents more powerful for this use case in particular and why EGSA is such a perfect fit for the coding use case?

Right.

No, I mean, it's clearly Codex is not

for developers, right?