Brian Barrett

And as part of the announcement, Apple said he is going to be, I don't have the exact phrasing, but something like he's going to be working with leaders across the world.

Like he's going to continue that diplomacy role.

Basically, I think he's stepping out of his CEO role and into more of a

shaking more hands, making nice with world leaders, trying to keep up that sort of diplomatic cadence that he'd already established over the last several years.

Well, so they've got the Vision Pro.

Going to another corner of the tech industry.

This week, SpaceX announced a deal with the popular AI startup Cursor to either acquire the company for $60 billion later this year, or if an acquisition doesn't happen, they'll pay them $10 billion for whatever work that they've done together.

They said they're going to work closely together to build, quote, next generation coding and knowledge work of AI, which is AI coding tools, basically.

That's what Cursor is known for.

It's a little weird.

It was unexpected, and the arrangement is strange.

Zoe, help me understand why it's a potential deal for a rocket ship company buying an AI coding company that relies on other...

Large language models who are competitive.

Zoe, help me.

Help me.

Biggest almost scoop.

They put so much into making anime women and non-consensual porn that they couldn't

Two things.

One, the weirdness to me is deeper.

Just the fact that SpaceX owns XAI, which owns X, is all just like we're just putting it all under this weird umbrella.