That said, AI is also still proving quite hit and miss despite all the hype, with reports of disappointing adoption rates among businesses and mutterings that it has been over-sold.
“Apple hasn’t thrown the kitchen sink at AI opportunities,” comments Susannah Streeter, chief investment strategist at Wealth Club.
“There’s an expectation that John Ternus will continue this defensive strategy, without over-deploying capital, which seems sensible given concerns about an AI bubble potentially bursting.”
Don’t mention that to the other tech giants, who have very much thrown the kitchen sink and everything else at AI.
One of the next stages in the broader AI landscape is its physical embodiment – essentially meaning robots.
Should Ternus be thinking about Apple’s next big unveiling being a humanoid? Can the firm make that pivot from small screen to large bot?
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