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Pei: Voice-Generated AI Apps Will Allow Smaller OSs to Challenge iOS
“In the future, you can just speak what app you want into the phone and that app shows up. So then that gives a smaller company like us the ability to compete with iOS, which has, I don't know, a 1,000,002 million apps already, but we can empower every normal p…”
Carl Pei: 80% of population will live on government income as AI advances
“I think most people are gonna, I think, 80% of the population will just chill and receive income from the government.
And a small group of people will leverage the new technologies to push society and humanity forward.”
Pei: Chinese smartphone screen makers sell at a loss via subsidies
“The smartphone screens from China, those companies are losing money to sell the screens. They have policies that subsidize the creation of that industry.”
Pei: OnePlus First Year Did $300M Total, Profitable Only Internationally
“After one year, after launching the product at OnePlus, China did one hundred million dollars in revenue. International did two hundred million. China lost money. International made money.”
Pei: Apple gets TSMC's latest semiconductor batches before all competitors
“Actually, what we talked about before, they get the TSMC latest. Yeah, they get the first batch before everybody else. They get the latest technology from TSMC for Apple Silicon.”
Pei: Global smartphone market is 1.2B units annually worth over $300B
“Smartphones globally is about 1.2 billion units every year. In India, it's one 20 to one forty million annually, depending on what number you look at. So if you assume that the ASP is 300 dollars, then 1.2 billion, that's over three hundred billion dollars, ju…”