Apple and OpenAI make a deal

The Verge's Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz, and David Pierce discuss takeaways from WWDC, this week's gadget news, and Elon Musk dropping his lawsuit against OpenAI.

Further reading:

• Apple and OpenAI aren’t paying each other yet, says Bloomberg
• MKBHD interviewed Tim Cook.
• Tim Cook is ‘not 100 percent’ sure Apple can stop AI hallucinations
• Can Apple Intelligence fix the iPhone’s broken notifications system?
• The AI upgrade cycle is here
• Here’s how Apple’s AI model tries to keep your data private
• The best small updates Apple didn’t mention at WWDC
• Apple IDs are becoming Apple Accounts
• Apple skipped over the best visionOS 2 updates
• iOS 18 will let you record calls — and tells everyone for their privacy
• SharePlay is coming to Apple TV, HomePods, and Bluetooth speakers 
• Finally, offline maps with turn-by-turn guidance.
• The new versions of iOS and macOS will let you rotate your Wi-Fi address to help reduce tracking.
• Xbox boss: ‘I think we should have a handheld, too’
• Microsoft announces a discless Xbox Series X console in white
• Xbox chief confirms more games are coming to other platforms
• Jabra’s earbuds are going away, but the impact they made isn’t
• The best thing about Jabra’s new earbuds is the case 
• The Light Phone 3 adds a better screen, a camera, and new ways to replace your smartphone
• The Windows on Arm chip race heats up with a challenger to Qualcomm
• Did startup Flow Computing just make CPUs 100x faster? Here’s the white paper and FAQs
• Google is putting more Android in ChromeOS
• Elon Musk drops lawsuit against OpenAI
• Elon Musk has unusual relationships with women at SpaceX, WSJ reports
• Sony buys Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
• Pew: A growing number of Americans are getting their news from TikTok

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