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Apple Still Plans to Sell iPhones When It Turns 100
- Apple executives stress the iPhone’s enduring role even as AI reshapes tech and future devices.
- "We were doing AI before we called it AI!" says Greg Joswiak about Apple’s early AI work.
- John Ternus argues Apple will benefit from AI even if it doesn’t lead in it.
- Cook says Apple’s core values and people will keep the company successful for the next 50 years.
- The interview is part of Steven Levy’s Backchannel newsletter discussing AI’s trajectory.
- Apple’s executives see AI as complementing, not replacing, the iPhone-centric ecosystem.
- The article notes Apple’s potential AI-hosting devices could emerge, alongside the iPhone.
- Joswiak predicts the iPhone will hold a central role across future AI-enabled products.
- The piece underscores Apple’s cautious stance on future road maps while prioritizing AI integration.
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