On Friday afternoon, Apple CEO Tim Cook and senior vice president Craig Federighi addressed Apple Park employees, discussing the scope and scale of artificial intelligence, Siri, and the road forward for Apple.
On Friday afternoon, Apple CEO Tim Cook and senior vice president Craig Federighi addressed Apple Park employees, discussing the scope and scale of artificial intelligence, Siri, and the road forward for Apple.
Less than a day after Apple blew away Wall Street’s expectations for the quarter, Tim Cook and Craig Federighi held a all-hands meeting with Apple on Friday. The topics were wide-ranging, with a focus on the Apple Intelligence efforts that have come under fire from analysts, and other talking heads.
„Apple must do this. Apple will do this. This is sort of ours to grab“, Cook said about artificial intelligence during the meeting, according to Bloomberg’s accounting on Friday. „We will make the investment to do it.“
Ever since the improved Siri got delayed by Apple, and, honestly, for years now, we’ve been making the observation that Apple’s cash pile allows it to wait out any storm, or any failure to launch. Tim Cook made that exact remark at the all-hands meeting.
„We’ve rarely been first. There was a PC before the Mac“, Cook reportedly said. „There was a smartphone before the iPhone, there were many tablets before the iPad, there was an MP3 player before iPod.
