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and financially, into Apple.

And Apple had Siri.

And if Apple did not stumble the ball, we would be talking to Siri like we're chatting to, you know, Grok and ChatGPT and Claude.

So...

That was a mismanagement of Tim Cook, frankly.

And they lost a lot of employees that were making that come about.

So we're about four years behind from that prediction.

I think that prediction was probably 2014, 2015, 10 years ago.

So I'm off.

But we're there in the sense that you can do it.

It's just not done in a cohesive package where people are

The average person is confident enough just to pick up their iPhone and say, build me this, or book me a schedule, or make sure I don't miss Scott Adams School, turn it on for me, those types of things.

Because really, we use computers to get a job done.

And we don't see it that way because a lot of us are just maybe scrolling, but that's actually in a sense, well, I hope you do less scrolling, doom scrolling especially.

That's less of entertainment, more of a job.

You're in pursuit of something.

And for a computer, that's a job.

And the better that computer understands you, the better the outcome is for you.

Now, the question is, who owns that computer?

Right now, we are renting out our context to the social media platforms, and we trust them to do good by us.