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"CBS Sunday Morning" correspondent; "NOVA" host; author; former NY Times tech columnist; dad of 3! Get my stuff by email: authory.com/davidpogue
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Today, Apple Fixed Siri

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By David Pogue 
| Substack
Two years ago, at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2024 (WWDC), a representative presented an astonishing demo. “Siri, when is my mom’s flight landing?” she said. In a blink, Siri found the flight details in an email from her mom, checked the flight’s progress online, and displayed the updated landing time. Never once did the rep open the Mail, Messages, or Maps apps, go online, or search for anything. This was beyond ChatGPT; it was AI as your agent.
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Young applicants discuss the challenges of today's job search

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By David Pogue 
| Aol
Help wanted: The difficulties facing job applicants 07:47 For generations, young Americans have heard the same message: Go to college, get a job. But lately, young people are finding the job market to be terrible.
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Young applicants discuss the challenges of today's job search

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By David Pogue , Laura Fuentes
| CBS News
For generations, young Americans have heard the same message: Go to college, get a job. But lately, young people are finding the job market to be terrible. Meghan Obetz of Philadelphia said, "It feels like once you graduate, you know, you're expecting things to just fall into place, and sometimes that's just really not the case." It definitely hasn't been the case for Obetz, or for Olivia Bennett in New York, Michael Sundheim in Minneapolis, and Daniel Fischer in Anchorage.
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