In an interview with TIME, Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak said the company is not making AI for the 'lunatic fringe' and does not feel threatened by OpenAI's hardware plans.
Greg Joswiak said Apple Intelligence is for "everyday people" and not for "die-hard AI believers chasing superintelligence," according to 9to5Mac.
Joswiak said Apple does not feel threatened by OpenAI's hardware plans, citing the company's integration of hardware, software, and services as a competitive advantage, 9to5Mac reports.
China approved Alibaba's AI models for use in the iPhone Duo and other Apple handsets, clearing a regulatory hurdle for Apple Intelligence in the country, the South China Morning Post reports.
