GPT-5 comes alive, Apple is struggling, and Ripple bought Rail | E2162

That's what Steve Jobs actually wanted to do. He wanted to make these products here. And you and I were having a private discussion about just how discraziod this company is. It's disappointing. That's how I feel.

I feel disappointed. I I I when we got the iPad, when we got the iPhone, you were looking forward to a lifetime of exciting Apple. products, you were gonna, every five years there was gonna be some new amazing innovation. And it it it it it has not been realized that vision. Once we got through the pipeline of whatever Steve Jobs had thought of, there was no nothing bold left.

And I said on uh CNBC, I think there's a case for s for uh Tim Cook, you know, leaving. This week in startups is brought to you by Sentry. Your team should be focused on shipping features, not chasing down bugs. New users get three months free of the business plan, which covers 150,000 errors. Go to centry.io slash twist and use the code TWIST.

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