Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, made headlines during his commencement speech at Grand Valley State University on May 2. Unlike other speakers who faced criticism for praising artificial intelligence, Wozniak received applause by focusing on the human aspect of technology. He humorously remarked, 'AI is the big term today,' and reassured graduates that they possess 'actual intelligence.' Wozniak cleverly critiqued the tech industry's obsession with creating artificial minds, recalling his experiences in the field. He stated, 'It takes nine months' to make a brain, a quip that drew laughter from the audience. His main message centered on the idea that the most memorable aspects of life are the connections made with others, rather than the knowledge acquired in classrooms. This refreshing perspective resonated with the graduates, showcasing Wozniak's ability to connect with a younger audience while addressing contemporary issues in technology.