Jim Lanzone

It's not small.

Two and a half years ago, I rejoined Yahoo because I have a relationship with Jim Lanzone, who's the CEO of Yahoo.

And we can get into all that and being owned by equity firm, Apollo, all that good stuff.

Yep.

For sure.

It wasn't going well.

This is why I love Jim Lanzone.

He was like.

As companies increasingly invest in AI, Aserta's platform addresses a critical need for evaluating the effectiveness and profitability of AI projects, enabling businesses to make more strategic decisions about their AI investments.

Yahoo's CEO Jim Lanzone has outlined plans to enhance AI search with more links to publishers, aiming to improve content attribution and support for publishers.

Speaking at HumanX in Amsterdam, Lanzone emphasized the importance of linking back to original content sources, contrasting Yahoo's approach with other AI models that often omit such links.

By maintaining a focus on content attribution, Yahoo seeks to foster a more sustainable ecosystem for publishers while enhancing the user experience with more reliable and diverse search results.

So did you find any surprises? Many, many surprises, many surprises, but again, nothing that would change, you know, our excitement about the about the acquisition.

So I'm going to be interviewing Jim Lanzone of Yahoo.

I think in a week or so this might come out around the same time.

I don't know.