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Craig Federighi

Craig Federighi

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Sep 11, 2026

Graham BowerHOST
8:30
I'm sure that they did.
Graham BowerHOST
8:32
And to be honest, I think even though I agree it was a fake studio, it was less fake than previous ones where, you know, Johnny Cerucci then was like deep underground, wasn't he? We would go, I don't know, did like Craig Federighi go abseiling down some crevice in the ground.
Graham BowerHOST
8:48
And then in some deep subterranean windowless layer, we saw Johnny Tsurugi, whereas this, there were some windows.
Graham BowerHOST
8:55
I think it was less fake, but still obviously fake.
Dave MarkHOST
21:14
They could have just cut this section and I wouldn't have missed anything.
Dave MarkHOST
21:17
I think it was poorly timed and unnecessary was Craig Federighi coming on at the very end, almost like an afterthought.
Dave MarkHOST
21:28
I'm used to him being much closer to the center of the action or sort of introducing something, maybe because it wasn't WWDC.
Dave MarkHOST
21:36
Maybe that's the reason.
Stephen RoblesHOST
19:10
I'm going to try and find it.
Stephen RoblesHOST
19:11
Also, shout out Craig Federighi.
Stephen RoblesHOST
19:12
I don't know if we've seen him in an iPhone event in years, right? Yeah, he's not typically in the September event.
Stephen RoblesHOST
19:18
Yeah, so that was interesting.
Devon DundeeGUEST
4:29
It's impossible to predict.
Devon DundeeGUEST
4:30
I mean, who would have thought Craig Federighi would be jumping out of an airplane a couple years ago at WWDC? So I just go into those and I just know that it's, they're always a little cheesy to me, but it's always just kind of a fun way to ease into the event.
Devon DundeeGUEST
4:46
And this one actually did have some relevance to the content because we got a glimpse at what we were going to get from the iPhone 18 Pro.
D. Griffin JonesHOST
4:53
Yeah, the opening shot is just of the new phone.
Niall KitsonHOST
17:30
So I'm okay seeing people in casual.
Niall KitsonHOST
17:33
[laughs] Um, Craig Federighi was very good in a blue shirt.
Niall KitsonHOST
17:36
You know, John, find your thing, whether it's, you know, ganseys or I don't, I don't know.
Niall KitsonHOST
17:43
Just, just find something.
Jason SnellHOST
51:30
Anyway, it's, it's a, it's a very impressive piece of hardware.
Jason SnellHOST
51:34
And then in true Apple hardware, style it is the story of the hardware and the software working together right craig federighi appears in a phone launch because he needs to explain that they did a load of software things because once you have this kind of a device you can't just punt the software you have to build a bunch of bespoke software to go with the hardware for it to make sense so like the split view the Um, second window, they, they use the example of having two Safari windows open.
Jason SnellHOST
52:06
Yes.
Jason SnellHOST
52:06
That's a very good, very good use case.
Dom BettinelliHOST
20:48
Let's do that.
Joanne MercierPANELIST
20:49
That's a Craig Federighi.
Dom BettinelliHOST
20:52
moment right there so they talked about the better selfies and there's a there's a mode where uh it's like an auto it auto snaps the photo for you so like you set up the camera and you don't need a timer you don't you know you just it recognizes when everybody's posed like everybody's stopped and stops moving around it snaps the photo and then you can even repose and we'll do it again i think that was neat i hope that's available in other can't in the other phones
Joanne MercierPANELIST
21:22
It'd be nice because you start running in to try to get with everybody, even on a delayed timer, and it doesn't always work.

28 MINS LATER

Dom BettinelliHOST
49:51
Yes.
Joanne MercierPANELIST
49:52
So I think he's going to be more excited, more enthusiastic.
Joanne MercierPANELIST
49:56
Whereas if we're Craig Federighi, he's always enthusiastic when it comes to software.
Joanne MercierPANELIST
50:01
So there's sort of like the yin and yang.
Jason SnellHOST
51:30
Anyway, it's, it's a, it's a very impressive piece of hardware.
Jason SnellHOST
51:34
And then in true Apple hardware, style it is the story of the hardware and the software working together right craig federighi appears in a phone launch because he needs to explain that they did a load of software things because once you have this kind of a device you can't just punt the software you have to build a bunch of bespoke software to go with the hardware for it to make sense so like the split view the Um, second window, they, they use the example of having two Safari windows open.
Jason SnellHOST
52:06
Yes.
Jason SnellHOST
52:06
That's a very good, very good use case.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
14:20
OpenAI's Thomas Ricard wrote, "Astra is very good at 3D modeling," and then showed a walkthrough of how he built a demo house walkthrough for their blog post.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
14:29
Arita's Peter Gostev used Astra in Blender to recreate a famous Apple announcement video of Craig Federighi doing some weird parkour moves.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
14:37
Now Blender, which is a 3D creation program, was all over Astra related posts.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
14:43
Alex Oliver showed its capability and persistence by building a photorealistic bat in Blender, saying, "It just kept going until I ran out of tokens." Yunfan Yi modeled the house tour use case that had been on the OpenAI blog post, writing, "Give it a Zillow listing.
CarlHOST
29:36
Yeah, no.
CarlHOST
29:43
Too soulful, and I think Craig is about as soulful as Bond can get.
CarlHOST
29:49
and the franchise needs to go in a different direction than that.
EitanHOST
29:53
I,
EitanHOST
32:51
Out of that list.
EitanHOST
32:53
And I think...
CarlHOST
32:55
It's basically where Craig was.
CarlHOST
32:56
He was a theater actor.

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