Jaiden Schaefer

They're like, it's going to be

conversational.

It's going to be LLM powered.

It's going to be assistant that's like chat GPT or Claude, but it's going to be baked right into the operating system.

So it can, you know, open your apps and it's going to, you talk to it and it can get, you know, context from your emails and your photos and tasks.

And I know people are like, well, they're trying to be like super secure.

That's what's taking them so long.

Like Google ruled that he rolled this out on new Android devices two years ago.

Apple definitely could have.

I don't, I don't give them any passes on being slow on the software side of things.

And so the execution hasn't been super smooth on this.

So all this to say, I think they have some awesome hardware coming.

It's going to be super cool, innovative, brand new products and upgrades to their old products that I'm really excited about.

The only thing they really got to stick the landing on is the software side.

They have to nail it.

I mean, Siri recently partnered with Google.

So Google Gemini is going to be powering Siri.

They're not even going to try to make their own AI model right off the bat that is totally powering these things.

And what's interesting is this next gen of Siri, it was originally expected to roll out alongside iOS 6.4, which is coming in March.

Apple has like a whole bunch of, you know, news press things saying that they got this big event coming in March.