Raph DixonHostYou just rattled off a lot of things that we only half form agreed to before we sat down in front of the mics.
Yeah, I mean, it was always, to be clear, it was always a bit of a kind of panic move when Apple didn't have its ducks in a row back when people were first starting to freak out about AI.
Apple had, you know, didn't know what they were doing, so they partnered with the obvious front runner.
It's still a lot of consumers use it, but as we're going to talk about when we get to their new app, they're leaving that market behind anyway.
You just rattled off a lot of things that we only half form agreed to before we sat down in front of the mics.
Yeah, I mean, it was always, to be clear, it was always a bit of a kind of panic move when Apple didn't have its ducks in a row back when people were first starting to freak out about AI.
Apple had, you know, didn't know what they were doing, so they partnered with the obvious front runner.
It's still a lot of consumers use it, but as we're going to talk about when we get to their new app, they're leaving that market behind anyway.
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