The evolution of search is being revolutionized by the advent of Large Language Models (LLMs) with Multi-Modal abilities, which can consume, understand, and generate text, images, and audio. These models are poised to dramatically reshape the data management landscape, making traditional vector databases obsolete. Vector databases have served as the backbone for handling multimedia data in systems that rely on Machine Learning (ML) for search and analysis purposes, but LLMs excel at creating rich, contextual, and highly accurate descriptions of multimedia content, going beyond what vector databases offer in their numerical, context-less formats. The future of interoperability could be natural language, not unintelligible or proprietary protocols, where a picture is worth a thousand words. With the convergence of multi-modal lake databases with multi-modal LLMs, organizations can gain insights from their data, irrespective of volume or format, and enjoy deeper understanding and seamless interaction across various forms of content. This represents a next frontier in information interaction, promising cost-efficient and scalable solutions for data-driven decision-making, innovation, and operational efficiencies.