Casey Liss

On the AI related.

APIs for developers.

Last year was a great start.

We still are nowhere near the vision of Apple intelligence originally with like the app intent powered system to do all that stuff.

We are constantly rumored to get it.

It's like next year is going to be the year of Linux on the desktop.

Next year is going to be finally the OS release that we get the app intent based Siri intelligence system.

We'll see if that comes out.

You know, there's a lot still to do in terms of.

Integrating AI with the system, giving developers ways to integrate AI into our own apps, and making the AI that's tying all this together better.

We are in the infancy of that process on Apple's platforms.

So as that gets better, we are going to be able to make much better apps and our customers will be able to have much better experiences and our apps will be able to do better things with the system and with other apps through AI integrations and everything.

But right now we are almost nowhere along that path.

So that's what I really want to see is like give me the next step on that path.

What else can we now do with AI on Apple's platforms without like bundling in our entire – bundling in a three-gig model with our apps?

If we just use Apple's platform, what can we do now that we couldn't do before?

What limits are raised?

What new capabilities are added?

And then finally, I just really want to see some revision to Liquid Glass.

Now, I know we talked about it over time last week.