Will Bryk

But they change it more to be valuable for the consumer type use cases, which for me, it's like there are so many different use cases that go beyond that.

There's like really deeply understanding the Roman Empire, but there's also like finding every competitor to your company.

And right now, Google is just not good at that.

No matter how many changes they make, like you don't trust Google to find you literally every competitor to your company, whether it's in Europe or Asia.

You don't use Google for recruiting.

And this announcement doesn't change that.

Like you're not going to go, you say, hey, Google, I'm looking for machine learning engineers in San Francisco who have a background at startups because it's not built for that kind of thing.

So there is an opportunity to build like a new type of search engine that's meant for extremely like deep, complex queries that businesses really care about and agents really care about.

building it from the ground up, basically we were like, in 2021, we could build a better search engine than Google.

I don't care how long it takes.

I guess we were young, high energy, just like ready to do anything, devote our lives to this.

Then there was a thought experiment that really excited me, which is that, wait, I could totally build a better search engine than Google right now.

And here's how I would do it.

For every query, I would take all the trillion documents on the web and I would run GB3 over it.

I would say, does this document match the query?

Does this document match the query?

And then it would filter it down to the top 10 documents.

And that would be better than Google.

The problem is that would cost like, you know,

$10 billion per query.