Jaiden Schaefer

I mean, old hardware I have from years ago is kind of one way or another got this upgrade from Google.

So I think Apple's trying to get that same functionality with the AirPods.

They want basically this AI to be embedded across everywhere you have it, your ears, your eyes, your chest, right?

Your chest with this

with this new little pendant thing, which you could think of as, I mean, there's a lot of really interesting use cases.

And Apple does kind of come out with these crazy hardware plays that end up being really, I don't know, really popular.

You could think of AirTags, just incredibly popular, but kind of a random device.

You could think of something like this pendant could be more like a body cam almost.

So you could imagine like police or like other government agencies.

That'd be kind of crazy if they all just have these like Apple pendants on.

I mean, there's a bunch of interesting use cases.

Also, it's kind of like a GoPro.

So I do see a lot of like a lot of interesting use cases there.

So I think this is where things start to get a little bit more complicated.

And that is when it comes to Siri, because Siri has to power all of these devices, right?

The headphones.

the everything new coming to your iPhone, your glasses, your even this little pendant thing.

Siri has to power all of it.

And Siri has been promising a huge upgrade or Apple's been promising a huge upgrade to Siri since they rolled out Apple intelligence in 2024.

And since then, because, you know, back then the vision was really clear, right?