Not all business have great defensible moats. What are your thoughts on companies getting bankrupt when they go against financial gravity in highly competitive industries?

They should have built a separate phone around Apple Intelligence. That is a no brainer. Jobs would have done the same. That is not going to be easy, who knows about user experiences better than Apple does (or atleast used to). This is underwhelming from Apple.

Remove all the apps and icons. All apps must just become skills in the background. Everything operated through voice or chat.

If Apple could crack chat intent to app action with 100% success rate. They have a product line unmatched and uncontested, for a decade.

Maybe Jony Ive & Sam Altman will crack it.

There are 2 kinds of people- people who understand tech and people who use tech, in the ratio 1:9 (or even lower?). For the 90%+ people who like using fancy tech and feel smart/intelligent, the bling on your landing page is necessary.

Great article, thanks for sharing!

Anyone know who is this RDG?

It is also partly your friend's mistake. These things should be in writing for many reasons -

- the recruiter could just possibly lie that she never mentioned remote work

- the recruiter could have left the company and could possibly never answer your messages

- the doc would stand as a point of argument with the company without involving another person into the discussion

Stories like these reminds me how a lot of talent is going waste trying to improve CTR on Ads and other futile jobs.

I’m not sure those people would make great surgeons or physicians as a rule. I don’t think lack of talent or intellectual horsepower in medicine is an issue at all.

Yeah, but even if they don't take jobs as surgeons or physicians, basically literally any other job would have more net benefit to society :)

I love it, really nice!