Parallel Web Systems Inc.
At Parallel Web Systems, we’re bringing a new web to life: it’s built with, by, and for AIs. Our work spans innovations across crawling, indexing, ranking, retrieval, and reasoning systems.www.parallel.ai
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Oct 24, 2026
Sourcery: Parag Agrawal on the Web’s AI-Agent Explosion
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what if the web's biggest audience isn't human? That's the central question driving Parag Agarwal's work at Parallel Web Systems.
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He's the former Twitter CEO, and he's been building this company for nearly three years now with a striking prediction.
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AI agents may search the web thousands of times more than people do.
Third-Party AI Risk, Explained with Shankar Krishnan
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11:33Shankar KrishnanGUEST
A lot of vendors now are adding base ten and fireworks as sub-processors.
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11:39Shankar KrishnanGUEST
And what people don't realize is that, look, if a vendor is adding those sub-processors, the probability that they're going to deploy an open source model and start using an open source model like GLM, it, it just exponentiates, right? The top five models on all of those, the company that made that model is headquartered in China.
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11:56Shankar KrishnanGUEST
So it's like, well, okay-
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11:58Gregory RasnerHOST
Nothing wrong
6 MINS LATER
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17:29Shankar KrishnanGUEST
"Where applicable within law," I think is what they said.
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17:31Shankar KrishnanGUEST
"Where applicable within law." But still, I mean, you have this whole other problem.
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17:35Shankar KrishnanGUEST
There was this other tool, some, uh, uh, some like medical review website basically, where, where, you know, people log in that said, "Hey, we are not an AI company, and, you know, we don't have AI products, but any data you send us while accessing your site, we may use to develop future AI products." And so there's just, you know, it's either you're selling data, you are going to s-create an AI product, or you have an AI product, right? That's really what's happening now.
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18:02Shankar KrishnanGUEST
So I think that level of changes I think are valuable contractually, definitely.
Third-Party AI Risk, Explained with Shankar Krishnan
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11:33Shankar KrishnanGUEST
A lot of vendors now are adding base ten and Fireworks as sub processors.
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11:39Shankar KrishnanGUEST
And what people don't realize is that, look, if a vendor is adding those sub processors, the probability that they're going to deploy an open source model and start using an open source model like GLM, it, it just exponentiates, right? The top five models on all of those, the company that made that model is headquartered in China.
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11:56Shankar KrishnanGUEST
So it's like, well, okay-
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11:58Gregory RasnerHOST
Nothing wrong
6 MINS LATER
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17:32Shankar KrishnanGUEST
Where applicable within law.
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17:33Shankar KrishnanGUEST
But still, I mean, you have this whole other problem.
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17:35Shankar KrishnanGUEST
There was this other tool, some, uh, uh, some like medical review website basically, where, where, you know, people log in that said, "Hey, we are not an AI company, and, you know, we don't have AI products, but any data you send us while accessing your site, we may use to develop future AI products." And so there's just, you know, it's either you're selling data, you are going to s-create an AI product, or you have an AI product, right? That's really what's happening now.
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18:02Shankar KrishnanGUEST
So I think that level of changes I think are valuable contractually, definitely.