Neva gives you a little square car to put in the corner of how many sights have vea been keeping an eye on you that they have stopped? Which is kind of fun. And really trust is earnd oera in our over time, and were very open a about what we dont do and what we don't do. The're also working on technological solutions, some, by the way, for things like search. We are thinking about things like that, where we can provide services for you without you having to wedy that we have the actual content of things like but let's talk about search in a little bit of a philosophical way.
Former Google ads boss Sridhar Ramaswamy says that we live in a world that seems to give out free content when we use a search engine. But that world comes with a hidden cost--search results that distort what we find and serve advertisers rather than searchers. Ramaswamy talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about how Google works and why he started a new search engine, Neeva, with a different business model.