Apple just unveiled the first rational theory of AI for the masses

Apple just unveiled the first rational theory of AI for the masses
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For the past two years, as artificial intelligence rampaged into the public consciousness, Apple has been very quiet. Apple is a 48-year-old company — mature by Silicon Valley standards. Ancient by AI ones. To its younger competitors, the company’s lack
of an AI strategy was a delightful sign of slippage. Wall Street more or less agreed. It wasn’t just silence and age stirring doubt, but Apple’s corporate essence. The company is a $3 trillion control freak. It takes all the messy bits of technology and
subdues them with engineering and design until they feel ordered, inevitable and, crucially, profitable. How do you do that with AI — a technology that incinerates cash and that no one can completely explain, let alone control?

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