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Alex Heath

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Deputy Editor @verge and author of Command Line, a newsletter about the tech industry’s inside conversation

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Sat down this morning with Apple executives and asked them about the Siri delays, the future of AI and more. Here's the first part of the interview. More to come later in the week. wsj.com/tech/ai/apple-…

Sat down this morning with Apple executives and asked them about the Siri delays, the future of AI and more. 

Here's the first part of the interview. More to come later in the week. wsj.com/tech/ai/apple-…
Michael Huang ⏸️ (@michhuan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“While some proponents of the moratorium have floated a claim that there are about 1,000 state laws regulating AI, that’s not the case. Although more than 1,000 pieces of AI-related legislation were introduced so far in 2025, just over 75 have been adopted or enacted.”

“While some proponents of the moratorium have floated a claim that there are about 1,000 state laws regulating AI, that’s not the case. Although more than 1,000 pieces of AI-related legislation were introduced so far in 2025, just over 75 have been adopted or enacted.”
Rob Flaherty (@rob_flaherty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is one of the most jaw-dropping pieces I've ever read and I'm not entirely sure what to do with it. nytimes.com/2025/06/13/tec…

This is one of the most jaw-dropping pieces I've ever read and I'm not entirely sure what to do with it. 

nytimes.com/2025/06/13/tec…
Arun Rao (@sudoraohacker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Verge on Apple and AI: “I would have loved to hear Tim Cook address this issue [Apple’s failure and strategic loss in AI] directly, but the only interview he did for WWDC was a cover story in Variety about the company’s new F1 movie.” 👇

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a good reminder that OpenAI is not yet a normal company, it’s a legal nonprofit that signed away IP rights and meaningful rev share to a partner it is now trying to detach from