Jaden Shafer

I think they looked at AI video generation, they looked at robotics, and basically, as a business decision, they had to pick one and they picked robotics.

So I think right now, it's definitely worth paying attention to because it represents a really big shift in where the the smartest people in AI think value is going to be created over the next few years.

It's a

probably not going to be created in these short form little AI slop videos.

That sounds so terrible, because I actually think you can make some great videos.

And as the models get better, they'll be super useful for video production and a bunch of other things.

But that's sort of what Sora was getting used for.

And evidently, they want to shift their image to something which is robots, which is going to give them a lot more ROI.

Okay, the next thing I want to talk about, this is Apple's big play.

I'm super stoked.

Apple is planning to open up Siri to third-party AI services through the App Store in iOS 27.

So up until now, ChatGPT has had an exclusive integration with Apple Intelligence.

That is going away.

Basically, what this means is that you could have Claude or Gemini or Grok or really any other AI model running your Siri for you.

as long as the developer builds integration.

So you'd essentially be choosing your AI assistant the same way you choose your default browser on iPhones.

I think this is super cool.

It's interesting, you know, Apple never went down the route of building their own AI model.

I think they just decided maybe it was too hard, they didn't have the talent, they didn't want to, you know, designate the money there.

And instead, they're just relying on other people.