You.com

This is going to Valis.

Whoa, how dare you.com. Come on, panic at the disco.

The only reason that I picked that is I was once listening to Sweet 98.

Of course.

The launch partners are small but instructive.

There is a startup called Ceramic that pays publishers when their content shows up in AI search results, and the search engine You.com, which pays to access premium publisher material.

And on the publisher side of the table, who has signed on? Because the credibility of a marketplace like this depends almost entirely on whether anybody with real sought-after inventory is willing to actually list it.

Condé Nast partnered on the initiative, which matters because their catalog is exactly the premium material these models want.

There's always new things that happen in the news.

That's why, you know, U.com, we work with a lot of like Neolabs and other labs also to just give them constantly new search results when they ask about something that just happened last week and wasn't yet part of any training data set.

All right.

So thanks for that.

Uh, you also have, you know, NotebookLM I think technically fits in this, uh, category as well, although, you know, there's completely so many different categories where you could place NotebookLM.

You have tools like, you know, you.com, and then you have literally hundreds of great industry or sector-specific researchers as well.

Um, so who uses this? Well, I think your average everyday professional that just needs to verify facts, but also researchers, analysts, strategists, and like I said, some of the more, uh, y- you know, uh, especially on the academic research side, legal research side, some of those tools are probably gonna be a little bit more familiar, uh, for people working in those sectors, so I'm not gonna confuse everyone with all those names, right? The, the Harvey of the legal worlds.

You know, there's so many on the academic side.

Also know better.

You.com is a place to go get signed up for future stuff.

You get something coming up soon.

What's going on over

Your concern is exactly why the industry is pivoting hard toward rigorous new safety metrics.

The sources highlight an AI grounding guide published by you.com.

When a chatbot makes up a fact in a casual conversation, it is an annoying hallucination.

Yes.

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