David Pierce

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.

As they were going through it, it was really, really difficult to figure out what already existed and what they were projecting that they might do in the future and what was actually shipping this year.

Because I don't think it was that much.

There were a couple new things that did seem like they were going to be really useful.

They allow scheduling in screen time now.

And I thought the most interesting thing that they...

sort of talked a lot about but didn't do a ton with is they're going to give expert recommendations about how much screen time you should allow for different types of apps.

I think that's like actually pretty interesting as a direction for them to go.

Now, do you trust Apple on how much you know your kitchen use their phone?

I you know, that's what to see what recommendations they come up with.

They probably want me to your phone a lot.

But

Yeah, that's it.