David

Yeah, it fluctuated a lot.

It was so stupid, yeah.

It was like if you bought it permanently, it was locked to your car.

So if you sold the car, you couldn't get it if you bought another Tesla or whatever.

But it would mean you could sell the car for more.

Yeah, which is what Tesla does with their leases because they don't let you buy out a lease.

So what they do is like you lease the car, you give it back to them, they activate the full self-driving, and then they sell the car as like a pre-leased car but with full self-driving.

Which costs more.

They sell it at full retail value.

Got it.

Yeah.

subscription eyes my life well speaking of things that may or may not have subscriptions we're not really sure yet Apple has formally come out and announced that they are going to be using Gemini to power the new Siri yeah if you guys remember properly two years ago now when they announced the new Siri that we all got very excited for

We didn't really know how it was going to go, but then they had the OpenAI partnership where you can ask ChatGPT and you can send queries to ChatGPT.

People are like, is ChatGPT going to be on device and is it going to power the Siri features?

We're not really sure.

Now Google and Apple have issued a joint statement that say that Apple did a blind test and that Gemini provides the most capable foundation for our foundation models, which is ironic and funny.

They're also going to be running on Apple's private cloud compute, so queries won't get shared to Google and stuff like that, which is nice.

They get deleted off of Apple servers.

We're still apparently supposed to see it this year.

The rumor is that in the spring, some of the features will start to trickle out, and then the full-fledged this is what it's doing is going to come out at WWDC only two years late.