Tobias "Tobi" Konitzer

And we can talk exactly about what that is, visualize that decision.

Okay, that I think is the future for the foreseeable.

That is the reality for the foreseeable future.

This is where we're going.

So it doesn't replace the human.

It puts more onus and decisioning side to the AI, but at least the way we build it, it ensures that there is a human in the loop.

Now, go three years forward.

The question, the big question to me that I've been thinking about a lot, is there any human in the loop anymore when it comes to decisioning?

I'll give you a very specific example.

Right now, agentic AI is, and we talked about that, but it's terrible at initializing, meaning you have this whole thing and you say, oh, I want to maximize LTV.

Now, build me 10 different pieces of content that are close to the maximum and I can do decisioning over.

LLMs suck at that, right?

Agentic AI cannot do that because it doesn't have that data.

We are collecting that data.

We can train specific agentic AI on the back of this agentic context graph that can do that better.

But now, three years later, maybe we have the emergence of agentic commerce.

I don't think that's going to come, by the way, quite to the extent.

But let me define agentic commerce.

Agentic commerce is essentially agent or agentic AI being present in the whole checkout process.

Right.