Days after the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple and Meta were in talks to integrate the latter's AI models, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said that the iPhone maker was not planning any such move.
Meta's offer to integrate its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot into Apple's iPhone was reportedly a nonstarter. Apple rejected Meta's overtures after the two held brief talks in March, before any formal discussions were held, Bloomberg News reported Monday (June 24), citing unnamed sources.
The companies are not in discussions for an AI partnership involving Meta's Llama chatbot and only held brief talks in March, the report said.
Apple has rejected overtures by Meta Platforms to integrate the social networking company's AI chatbot into the iPhone months ago, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
Apple will still rely heavily on its flagship product for its success. Investors hope that artificial intelligence will provide a financial boost.
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives often refers to Nvidia Corp NVDA CEO Jensen Huang as “the Godfather of AI.” The tech analyst may have to adjust his phrasing as he believes Huang could end up sharing the title with Apple Inc's AAPL Tim Cook.
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Apple is focused on finding the next big thing in the tech industry. Wearable tech seems to be a large part of its future plans.
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Apple has finally entered the generative AI race with significant updates coming to their next iPhone releases. The company has generated stable product revenues in a tough market, while still showing double-digit services revenue growth. I value the stock on a sum of the parts basis.
Apple could be fined up to 10% of their total worldwide turnover – a sum of billions of euros – if it is confirmed to have breached the competition law.