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It’s Tuesday, June 11 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s newsletter:

• ChatGPT is coming to Apple's iOS 18

• The challenges of landing a post-grad job

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

ChatGPT in iOS 18

ChatGPT is coming to Apple's iOS 18 as a free feature. Variety says users will enjoy seamless integration with Siri and enhanced writing tools.

This Redditor says it's not a huge pivot, though: Siri has the option to use ChatGPT as a tool -- AI's just not automatically integrated into the process.

CNET was so-so about the partnership: ChatGPT dazzles on Apple devices, but beware of its “hallucinations” with made-up info.

Still, WaPo says Apple's ChatGPT deal signals a major AI play: It's looking to rival Google and Microsoft in the AI tech race.

Post-grad jobs

NYT: College grads really struggle to land their first role: Increased competition is a big hurdle -- more students should network.

Fox Business says businesses just don't want unprepared college grads -- we should be training them better for the workforce.

But a CNN Op disagrees -- many entry-level jobs just suck. Gen Z is looking for real work-life balance.

The WSJ asks: Is this really a problem? Savvy college seniors are snagging jobs despite tough competition.

Poll

1) UN suggests civilian casualties in Gaza during an Israeli raid could constitute war crimes.

2) Disney introduces Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, replacing Splash Mountain for promoting diversity and inclusivity.

3) A devastating fire at Bangkok's Chatuchak market resulted in the death of hundreds of animals.

4) Pinehurst No. 2 hosts the U.S. Open, celebrating Payne Stewart's legacy and eyeing Scheffler for a win.