They're not saying it's urgent; they want to bring urgency - convince people to move faster.
It seemed appropriate to ask AI about the meaning of the phrase:
The phrase "bring urgency to something" means to inject a sense of importance and immediate attention to a specific issue, project, or situation. The aim is to motivate people to prioritize the task at hand and to act more quickly than they might otherwise.
> The credit card security relies mainly on the ability of the bank to rollback in case of "a shit happened" and in the payment terminal itself.
That's certainly not right, the electronic chip in a payment card relies on cryptography, and if you used than together with a PIN the bank has a strong argument to not rollback anything. If you're using a debit card like most of Europe, you're going to have a hard time convincing them.
I disagree completely. People wanted this for a long time, now it's available, that's it. People usually claim that Apple didn't invent anything new...
So how should a company that makes tech that people want while being as environmentally friendly as possible present itself? What other company is more environmentally conservative while making the tech that people want (for example Xiaomi, Huawei, etc) than Apple?
"Don't make it" is not a good answer. People buy it, so someone will make it.
And I'm happy that Apple educates their customers about the environmental impact.
Anecdote: every single woman I talk to is afraid of AI and robots.
I don't see any data about how many AI startups are female-founded in the article. Perhaps just 2%?
And what's the correct ratio of investment into female-founded AI startups? 50%? What about all the other genders? According to Wikipedia, there are dozens of gender identities: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_gender_identities.
It's more like "we made a UI framework that speeds up development and runtime of complex apps considerably, though it also slows down initial load of web sites... but don't worry, we have a fix".