Hap Allen on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'My intent in the search I did was to come up with a way of preventing those long and ugly links in emails to friends. In addition to their appearance, they seem less trustworthy. Why should I forward that kind of stuff on to my friends?'
on 'Hold us accountable, please' says Apple VP of the Duo's crease - 'Ditto, Steven, Greg, Michael. My last iPhone, I didn’t wait to get the screen protector. The very first day, i got a screen scratch. Never again! BTW, I especially like the color of my new Glacier Blue 18 Pro Max, so I tried my old 17 Pro Max “clear” protective case on it, and darned if it didn’t fit!'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'Wow I am very bullish on the future of Apple if AI doesn’t destroy us all first.'
on 'Hold us accountable, please' says Apple VP of the Duo's crease - 'I put a screen protector on no matter what they say. It’s the only way to be sure.'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'Hap, how are you able to post a link and make it appear in your reply? Is it some type of HTML code?'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - '@David Knowledge Navigator is really amazing and curious. It is curious that Apple would make and release a video like that. Amazing how prescient it was. It has been interesting to watch over the years as little-by-little the different parts of that video have become real. I guess the AI isn’t quite there yet. And we don’t have a folding iPad, … yet. Apple put out two or three other videos around the same time. I’m not sure how to find them now. They were interesting but not as compelling as Knowledge Navigator.'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'One nitpick: I think the title of the piece should have quotes around “accidental.” His whole thesis is about how it is not an accident, but a repeatable process. But he hits the main points quite well. It was also a nice discussion of how influential Ternus has been. Like how Ternus is continuing the Apple view of saying “No” to projects, something most other companies fail to do.'
on This week's Apple trading strategies (9/21-9/25/26) - 'Yeah but at least Tom Bodet leaves the light on for ya! 😉'
on 'Hold us accountable, please' says Apple VP of the Duo's crease - 'I’m an Otter Box Defender fanatic for all my iPhones. Skin crawling be damned. When I upgrade the iPhone traded in looks brand new to whomever will be receiving it.'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'I think that “more than 30 years” can be well defined. I Googled “Knowledge Navigator Video”, and one option was “apple knowledge navigator video 1987” I think that pretty well pins it down.'
on 'Hold us accountable, please' says Apple VP of the Duo's crease - 'Maybe you just need thicker “skin” — or Tom Marieb’s email address!'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'Roberto filled some gaps in my memory and illustrated the importance of many seemingly unrelated actions. This is what I have been trying to accomplish. Even with some slight inaccuracies Roberto’s version is more comprehensive than my own and exposes how bad the analysis of the naysayers truly is. Even with his inaccuracies nobody has come as close to describing Apple’s long term (nearly 30 years?) strategy as Roberto, and for that, on a scale of 0-10, I give Roberto a 10. Think about that for a moment, Apple [JOBS] has been working towards 2027 for more than 30 years. During that time, all of Apple’s acquisitions and hires have focused on a goal that was a generation into the future. Was/is Apple behind its “competitors”? No, it was so far ahead of its “competitors” that its VISION couldn’t be seen. Apple’s famous secrecy allowed its “competitors” to travel down a dead end path, one from which I don’t think they will be able to recover, at least not in the next 20 years, but by then where will Apple be. As a side note, Roberto highlights how deeply the industry is reliant on Apple’s vision. When the industry strikes out on its own, it fails miserably. Strangely, the media ranks Apple’s progress against its “competitors progress”, without understanding Apple’s vision. I was one of them, but based on Apple’s historical innovation record, I trusted Apple unspoken vision.'
on Apple's five-phase plan to deliver its own AI (video) - 'Very well put together, indeed. Greatly enjoyed and appreciated.'
