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Apple's John Ternus defends slower, human-first approach to AI and Siri
Ternus says Apple won't 'ship AI for AI's sake'
2 Oct 31 5:41 PM · 11d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 2 of 2
Coverage of the same Wired interview spread, with Ternus reiterating that Apple will not introduce AI features simply to match competitors and that product development remains a human-driven process.
“Don't want to ship AI for AI's sake”
John Ternus
John Ternus Apple CEO (per coverage)Steven Levy Wired journalist
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What was reported 2 claims about this development
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first by GitHub, 11d ago · also ET Enterprise AI, Brief IA, The Economic Times
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- Apple CEO John Ternus says AI push must deliver real value, not follow industry hype ET Enterprise AI · 11d ago
- Apple: John Ternus Advocates for User-Centric Integrated AI Brief IA · 11d ago
- Apple CEO John Ternus defends AI strategy: ‘Don't want to ship AI for AI's sake’ The Economic Times · 11d ago
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first by Storyboard18, 11d ago · also Moneycontrol
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John Ternus answers investor question on where Apple is at with consumer AI agent capabilities:
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