David Pierce

Just forget it's there.

You have to just shake your phone violently.

We've taken the undo shake.

That's not bad, actually.

You get Siri by shaking it as hard as you can.

To be clear, that's the correct way to live your life.

Like, congratulations on being a more well-adjusted human than either Jake or I. I'm sure we've both gotten hundreds of notifications since we've been sitting here.

Um, let's talk about some of the trots and safety stuff just for a few minutes, because, um, I think a, it was fascinating that Apple spent as much time as it did on this stuff.

And B, um, I think the amount of time it spent and the actual stuff it's shipping is

we're kind of not commensurate.

Does that make sense, Ray?

I think, again, I was so struck this whole time by Apple is making a very clear messaging pivot to we are the good guys.

We are the ones you can trust.

They've been doing this for a very long time, but I think especially at this moment, Apple is sensing the backlash to AI, this increasing sense among young people that they would like to be off of their devices.

Never mind, I think it was V who said in the live blog that like, gosh, it's weird that Apple feels that way given that they're literally called iPad kids.

Like, it's Tim Robinson in the hamburger suit being like, we're all trying to figure out who did this.

And even given all of that, I think Apple is...

If Apple is serious about this idea of we need to give people more tools to responsibly use their devices, particularly kids, I think that's great.

I don't think Apple shipped that much here.

Like they talked a lot about principles, Jake, but they didn't give us that much new stuff.