For most of the past year and a half,
Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has fielded questions
from Wall Street analysts about his plans for artificial
intelligence amid grumbling that the iPhone maker.
For most of the past year and a half, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has fielded questions from Wall Street analysts about his plans for artificial intelligence amid grumbling that the iPhone maker has no AI story to tell. After the company reported quarterly earnings on Thursday, Cook insisted that Apple will have concrete details about its plans for AI to talk about very soon. "We continue to feel very bullish about our opportunity in generative AI and we're making significant investments," Cook told Reuters in an interview, noting the company has spent $100 billion over the past five years on research and development.
After the company reported quarterly earnings on Thursday, Cook insisted that Apple will have concrete details about its plans for AI to talk about very soon.
Apple: "We continue to feel very bullish about our opportunity in generative AI and we re making significant investments," Cook told Reuters in an interview, noting the company has spent $100 billion over the past five years on research and development.
For most of the past year and a half, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has fielded questions from Wall Street analysts about his plans for artificial intelligence amid grumbling that the iPhone maker has no AI story to tell.After the company reported quarterly earnings on Thursday, Cook insisted that Apple