David

And I hope they also roll back Liquid Glass, but that's another conversation.

Let's talk about this a little bit.

You made a whole video about this.

I don't think we ever really discussed how insane it was that in the settings menu of your iPhone, you could open a login portal to the OpenAI ChatGPT login website.

It's pretty crazy.

In the settings menu of your phone.

That's crazy.

Yeah, I know.

I'm just saying it's an insane thing that they did.

So at the event at WWDC, there was a Q&A afterwards and they said Gemini will be an option in the future, which never happened.

But if they're using it as the foundation model, theoretically, you wouldn't even need to do your whole model picker thing.

Yeah, probably.

It's just too much complexity.

I think that they just don't want consumers to have to go through the whole model picking thing.

It's a lot.

It's better if it's just behind the scenes and it just does stuff and you don't even have to think about it.

Yep.

That's how it is ideal for most people.

yeah there it is yeah it's a joint statement from google and apple on the keyword and it was two paragraphs yeah it was as small of a splash as you could make yeah so yeah uh and then i made a video about it so there it is it is crazy though because like you would assume apple is very very used to making their own versions of things because they don't like relying on other people and the most that they've relied on other people is using google search for things which they you know notably there was a lot of money that was flowing between those companies which then they got sued for

So it seems like they would be less likely, especially for like the future of the iPhone to be powered by a Google model is going to be a recurring deal that they're going to have to keep making with Google until the end of time.