Apple CEO John Ternus Defends AI Strategy
In a recent interview, Apple CEO John Ternus addressed criticisms regarding the company's artificial intelligence progress, emphasizing a focus on human-centric product development over 'AI for AI's sake.'
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Apple, Samsung Dodge Worst of Smartphone Chip Meltdown
Apple and Samsung outpace rivals as rising memory costs and chip slump pressure the global smartphone market.
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