Josep M. Pujol: uncertainty

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…Yeah. It does seem like it's gonna be a tough time for a lot of the content creators. I'll continue to do the podcast just so I get to talk to leading thinkers like yourself, regardless of any whether anyone listens. But it does seem like there's a lot of people out there who are Oh, and don't know, like OpenAI has, because they have like big pockets they try to pay, but I do not know if the economics actually are because of the current economics of the advertisement. Right? Yes, Google makes a lot of money. Right? But if you have to put that money equally among all the parts, everybody gets gets something that is not enough to leave. Yeah. We've been by searching for endless convenience, we commoditized ourselves out of that. I don't know what will happen, honestly. The business side of this work for Brave. I'm just doing a little back of the envelope math, and I'm imagining, okay. Jeez. If you're doing 30,000,000 queries a day, and I don't know how much how many tokens you're putting in per query, but we can get into a little bit more specifically, like, much data is returned. But it's not as insignificant amount. It's gotta be thousands of tokens per query.…

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