Tony Fadell

And we are literally turning over a lot to this trusted thing, right?

Because tapping and swiping, we know what that is for the most part.

We know that we can trust ourselves when we're tapping and keyboarding or whatever.

This other thing we don't know.

And so it's going to take a lot of time.

It reminds me of kind of general magic in a way for us to be able to get en masse to trust it.

And we're already seeing this with coding agents and everything else.

Oh, they deleted my source code.

And again, I'm not trying to be an old guy who's saying it's not going to work.

Sure, it's going to work in certain things.

I'm saying for consumers every day and the things they want.

And it's cheap enough so it doesn't cost them a lot.

Today, people are like, yeah, I'm going to try Chet GPT or whatever.

It's $20 a month or $200 a month.

That is unsustainable if you think consumers are going to pay that.

There's just no way unless it's incredible.

But they're not going to, you know what I mean?

They tried it, and now they're getting kind of their Siri.

A lot of them are getting their Siri 1.0 with this.

I paid for it, but it's really not all that yet.