The advancements made with Apple Silicon are, as of now, far more impressive than what any company has done with AI.
What is he doing in the Ai space right now?It's weird that Tim Cook fired the one guy that had a proper AI background right before the AI revolution. Get him back.
I don’t own stock, but Apple is not Microsoft and we saw over the years what they did. Trying to always appease customers and put half baked stuff out to stay relevant to the trends.Here we go good morning people. Yeah that’s right. I give the people what they want to read, but those who own stock in a company. He’s doing pretty good for us. So why would they replace him.
Apple has several pioneering AI PhDs.It's weird that Tim Cook fired the one guy that had a proper AI background right before the AI revolution. Get him back.
You're switching to folding phone but Apple doesn't offer one yet. When they do, you'll come back to iOS. At least that's what all the research and common sense says.Apple should definitely consider an overhaul. Tim may be a good operation guy but he is far behind the guys like Nadella.
Tim’s milk-customers-like-cow strategy has finally worn me out and I am switxhing to Galaxy Fold 7 after using iPhone from 3G until 15.
Huh?? 🤔 Jobs famously said “Real artists ship.” Cook is the guy who made that statement a reality for Apple. Great design is necessary but not sufficient. Shipping is what made Apple great for users as well as investors.It's time. There's no denying what the stock has done during his tenure but logistics and and supply issues are not what made the company great in the first place. They need to get back to what DID make them great to begin with, and Cook seems ill-equipped to lead in that fashion or to surround himself with people who can.
Are you sure about that? And assuming you're right, how long do they stay with 1) Apple's lack of vision / direction in the AI space and 2) other major AI players offering way higher compensation packages?Apple has several pioneering AI PhDs.
The same people that want Cook out now will be complaining about the next CEO no matter what they release. Guaranteed.
I completely agree with your thoughts on the disruptive nature of Generative AI. But, two questions: 1) how does firing the person who assembled and led the team that collectively solved the most complex challenge in the company’s history address AI disruption? 2) which living person should replace him?Logistics is important for a hardware company like Apple but that’s far from the most important thing. Apple thrives by introducing disruptive products while their opponents stagnate. Apple can maybe afford a few more years of stagnation and they will still come out on top but what happens after then?
Love it or hate it, AI will disrupt the entire humanity in far bigger ways we can even imagine. We don’t even know what exactly is inside a neural network today let alone in the future when complexity grows even faster. Apple not catching up will cost the company, something they are still struggling.