Apple Joins the A.I. Party + Elon's Wild Week + HatGPT

Hard Fork

The New York Times

Technology

4.5 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 June 2024

⏱️ 73 minutes

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“They really sort of make you feel like it’s Christmas and Coachella at the same time.”

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0:00.0	All right Kevin, we're here in the belly of the beast here at Apple Park in
0:04.5	Cupertino, California. We are heading down to the keynote and the
0:08.4	atmosphere is electrifying. What are we expecting to hear today? We are expecting to hear about the following things.
0:15.0	Artificial intelligence, AI, generative AI,
0:18.8	machine learning, large language models, on device, ship.
0:23.0	Those are some of the topics we can expect today.
0:26.0	at W.W.C. 2024.
0:28.0	What's the vibe here?
0:29.0	Just describe it for...
0:30.0	The vibe here is that people were chanting about capitalism at 7.30 in the morning waiting to get in.
0:35.0	Wow, and how was the breakfast food?
0:38.0	How was the food?
0:39.0	It was incredible.
0:40.0	I don't think I've ever had better overnight oats than that in my entire life, have you?
0:42.8	Yeah, they actually leave them overnight for two nights. They're big innovation.
0:48.3	Is this fun for you? Yes, this is my Coachella. I like just being around a bunch of nerds that are excited about software.
0:55.0	Like these are my people.
0:56.0	I'm Kevin Ruse, a tech columnist at the New York Times.
1:03.7	I'm Casey Newton from Platformer and this is Hard Fork.
1:06.3	This week, Apple makes its big move into AI.
1:09.2	Kevin and I discuss our trip to W.W.C.
1:11.6	With the Times Trip Mikkel. Then, another tumultuous week for Elon Musk, and finally, let's play some hatchy
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