Apple Confident iPhone Won’t Be Replaced By AI… Yet
Apple CEO Tim Cook is absolutely UNSHAKABLE about the iPhone’s future, declaring it’s 'difficult to see a world where iPhone’s not living in it.' Despite Apple being slow on AI, Cook reassures us that devices will be 'complementary, not substitution.' Analysts call it a 'major step in the right direction' but point out Apple’s AI strategy is suspiciously MIA amid the AI arms race. So rest easy—your beloved iPhone is here to stay, at least until AI figures out how to make your coffee too!
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(1 of 3)Apple slowly tiptoeing into the AI game like: 'AI who? The iPhone is forever!' Meanwhile, the tech world zooms past like a rocket. Major step or major snooze? Stay tuned as Apple decodes AI… eventually.
When everyone’s sprinting towards AI, Apple’s doing a leisurely stroll and calling it a victory lap. Tim Cook: 'It’s difficult to see a world without iPhone'—translation: we’ll catch up... maybe by 2030.
AI might be revolutionizing everything, but Apple’s motto: Let’s not rush genius—let’s meticulously rehearse those Siri jokes for years instead! Quality over speed? More like sleep over speed.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert
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