Last Monday, Tim Cook marked 14 years as Apple's CEO. He has led the company longer than Steve Jobs. The Apple we know, use, and that defines our daily tech life is Cook's Apple, not Jobs'. ๐งต
14 years later, Cook is still here. He took the impossible baton (succeeding Jobs) and has run much farther than anyone expected in 2011. Without his charisma, but with results. Apple is more Apple than ever, but different from 2007. It's Cook's version, the $3.4 trillion one.
Not all countries are at the same stage of development. The UK and Germany polluted massively during their industrialization. Demanding others not follow that path while we already enjoy its fruits is hypocritical. Plus, the graph doesnโt adjust for population.
My review of gpt-oss on macOS: it doesnโt compete with ChatGPT in world knowledge, but itโs quite decent at reasoning with the material you provide. For open-ended questions, weak; as a logic engine to process your own data, surprisingly solid. Perfect for a flight.
Microsoft would lose OpenAI's AI in Office and OpenAI would break free from depending on its investor's ecosystem.
OpenAI's perfect play: using Microsoft's money to build the product that dethrones it.
A reasonable move that would culminate the Microsoft-OpenAI divorce: @OpenAI buying @NotionHQ. Notion has Docs, @NotionCalendar, and @NotionMail. They inject their native models and turn ChatGPT into an ecosystem. It would be an AI-powered Office, not a bolted-on Copilot.