Why Apple’s slow-and-steady AI bet is starting to look pretty smart
Apple is gradually rolling out its AI initiatives, focusing on integrating AI features into existing products rather than rushing to launch standalone tools. This approach allows Apple to enhance user experience while maintaining its reputation for quality and reliability.
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