Will Bryk

Like ads are important for commerce and that might be a percentage of the agentic search economy too.

But yeah, it's just the numbers here are insane.

And it really, it comes down to a belief like do you think LLMs will eat the world?

And like we have always believed that.

It seems like very true.

It seems even more true every month.

So yeah.

Yeah, I mean, well, initially the bottleneck is going to be actually the infrastructure, which is kind of interesting.

No one realizes, but if you actually get, for example, 10x, 100x, 1,000x more surges than Google, the infrastructure to handle that is insanely large.

It just hasn't been built yet.

So we're really excited to explore all sorts of cool new vector databases that have super high throughput, for example, things like that.

So that's an interesting bottleneck.

In the same way there's compute bottlenecks, there'll be infrastructure bottlenecks.

I mean, it'll be solved at some point.

Yes, and then other bottlenecks are data bottlenecks.

So agents are increasingly going to want to ask questions about the world, and that data might not be on the web.

It might not even be recorded anywhere.

And so there will be this trend towards how can we accumulate all the world's data

like literally unearthed the world's data.

I'm really excited about this because the world is filled with information and it's not all recorded.