Hello and welcome to Mac Power Users. My name is Stephen Hackett. I'm joined as always by

my friend and yours, Mr. David Sparks. Hey, Stephen. How are you doing today? I am great, David. How are you?

Excellent. And looking forward to another fun show of Mac Power Users. And today we have a guest.

We do. You're not the only David this week, so it's going to, we were just talking about this. It's going to be confusing.

But we are joined by David Pierce from the Verge. Hello, David Pierce. Hello. I've decided,

I was being nice about this before, but I've decided there can only be one David. And when we are, we will fight it out over the course of this episode.

I don't know what that looks like, but it's, it's, I'm very upset about it and it's happening.

Okay, so if we're going to choose weapons, I choose AppleScript. How's that?

Ooh, all right, I lose. I'm out. This is, we had a good run. Nice knowing you. Okay,

thanks for coming everybody today. See you next time.

Before we get in talking with David about his work at the Verge and how much RAM you should have

in your Mac and so many other things. A little housekeeping.

WBDC has been announced for the week of June 9th.

So we, of course, will be covering all of the stuff coming out of WDC, iOS, MacOS, redesigned, hardware.

Who knows what's going to happen, but we're looking forward to that.

And on more power users, the ad-free longer version of the show that we do each and every week,

we're going to be talking about how AI and search are on a bit of a collision course.

Pierce wrote this great thing at The Verge several months ago about that. And David Sparks, already confusing, has been playing with some of these tools.

And so we're going to get into that for members.

I think, Stephen, for WWC this year, the big announcement, write this down.

So, you know, everybody knows, I said it first.

Hover, IMac. Just think about it.

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