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▶ 2:03:56 Ben Gilbert So, I've had this thing where, as iPhone cameras have gotten better and better, the computational photography, like, what Apple does to photos makes them look a certain way, and I've sort of gotten used to that way that photos look, and…
▶ 2:04:33 Ben Gilbert Like, basically, anything that I shoot indoor feels like it has this really terrible grain, and you look, and of course, it's like the super high ISO, but the iPhone does so much smoothing that I've, like, forgotten that film grain is a…
▶ 2:05:31 Ben Gilbert This one is immediately useful for me for everything that I shoot, not with my iPhone.

▶ 32:27 David Rosenthal We sort of said like, could you imagine Apple shipping two iPhones a year?

▶ 12:58 David Rosenthal The viewers are like, oh, Doug, he's just like in his shorts and he, you know, uses an iPhone and like he throws up videos, but like behind the scenes, you're putting a lot of thought into this.
▶ 14:05 Ben Gilbert I, I think you shoot on an iPhone, like maybe it's a point-and-shoot camera, but it's, it's definitely not, you know, uh,
▶ 51:29 David Rosenthal but oh, Tesla, it's an iPhone on wheels, but forget Tesla.
▶ 52:34 Doug DeMuro And so people say, oh, iPhone on wheels is like a disparaging remark.

▶ 2:52 Ben Gilbert And time will tell, but it may have even been its iPhone moment.
▶ 2:16:29 Ben Gilbert So one thing that I want to point out is Jensen keeps referring to this as the iPhone moment for AI, and when he says it, the common understanding is that he means a new mainstream method for interacting with computers.
▶ 2:16:54 Ben Gilbert It's quite tongue-in-cheek to be referring to the iPhone moment of AI,
▶ 2:17:24 Ben Gilbert I mean, it's the iPhone, but in many ways it's better because the target is a B to B target instead of consumers.

▶ 2:53:12 Ben Gilbert But as that evolved into the fuel band, and then as the fuel band evolved into apps on your iPhone, Nike started really building a way to have a relationship with their customers

▶ 44:35 David Rosenthal It's like the dynamic of iPhone versus Android, but like a whole nother level.
▶ 44:42 David Rosenthal It's like even better than iPhone monetization.
▶ 2:10:33 Blake Robbins I think there is, we, we still haven't fully reached maybe the iPhone moment to, you know, for your camera, but we're getting there, and it's, there is this parallel track within games that we know modding is such a

▶ 23:56 Ben Gilbert He worked on the original human interface for the iPhone.
▶ 24:07 David Senra He made Safari before the iPhone.
▶ 1:27:34 Ben Gilbert And I talked to, Apple has the prime billboard in every major city in America to advertise whatever the latest iPhone is.

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