Will Bryk argues that the development of "superknowledge" is a more pressing technical challenge than superintelligence, as the current knowledge systems, exemplified by Google, are insufficient for the advanced AI models like GPT-4, which possess high intelligence but are limited by their knowledge retrieval capabilities. He highlights that superknowledge, defined as a system capable of handling complex retrieval requests, would significantly enhance productivity and information access across various fields, from healthcare to AI research, thereby accelerating societal progress and safety. Bryk believes that superknowledge could prevent inefficiencies and misinformation, which are exacerbated by the scattered nature of existing knowledge systems, and posits that Exa, a company working towards this goal, could achieve it within a few years by leveraging advanced technologies like transformers. He emphasizes that creating superknowledge before superintelligence is crucial to navigate the impending volatile decade safely, advocating for a mature knowledge ecosystem that could guide both humans and AI in making well-informed decisions.