Bloomberg Columnist Gurman Says Apple Is Losing the AI Race
Columnist Mark Gurman called Apple a catch-up company in the race to master artificial intelligence (AI). The insider stated this in his X.
According to Gurman, he watched a presentation by Google, where they showed new smartphones and AI services, and was impressed. “It’s hard to believe, but Apple is lagging behind in this area by at least 2-3 years,” the specialist emphasized.
GizChina journalists responded to Mark Gurman’s publication, noting that the Bloomberg author’s words highlight growing concerns among industry analysts about Apple’s prospects. The journalists suggested that Tim Cook’s corporation could lose the race to master new technologies to its competitors.
“By offering a more advanced and versatile AI system, Google is not only improving the user experience, but also setting a new standard for what consumers can expect from their devices,” the media journalists noted. According to the authors, Apple needs to ramp up its AI developments, otherwise users of its products will be tempted to switch to more advanced devices from competitors.
Earlier, Bloomberg author Mark Gurman said that Apple will introduce a cheap iPhone SE in early 2025. The $500 smartphone will receive a powerful chip, an OLED display, and will work with AI services.
Source: Lenta
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