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Tim Cook Tells Apple Employees It’s Willing To Invest In AI
Apple CEO Tim Cook has held a company-wide meeting to discuss plans for how it will compete in the AI space after a lackluster showing to date. According to Bloomber g’s Mark Gurman, Cook spent an hour telling the company’s employees that Apple sees the “AI revolution” as being even bigger than that of the smartphone.
“We’re very open to M&A that accelerates our roadmap,” Cook said in Apple’s third-quarter earnings report, according to CNBC.
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