The end of the Apple Car era, content moderation goes to the Supreme Court, where has all the TikTok music gone, and much more on this episode of The Vergecast.
It appears we’re never going to get a ride in the Apple Car. After a decade of work, seemingly countless strategies, and a reported $10 billion invested, Apple appears to be out of the automotive business. Back in 2014, at the top of the self-driving hype cycle and when electric cars seemed poised to take over in no time, it seemed so simple. But it rarely works out the way you’d think. On this episode of The Vergecast, we chat about the Apple Car era.
Then, we all do a lightning round of tech news, talking AI diversity and AI pins and why all of TikTok is suddenly strangely quiet.
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