  In this paper, we rethink the way that communication among users over the
Internet, one of the fundamental outcomes of the Internet evolution, takes
place. Instead of users communicating directly over the Internet, we explore an
architecture that enables users to communicate with (query) Large Language
Models (LLMs) that capture the cognition of users on the other end of the
communication channel. We present an architecture to achieve such LLM-based
communication and we perform a reality check to assess how close we are today
to realizing such a communication architecture from a technical point of view.
Finally, we discuss several research challenges and identify interesting
directions for future research.
