According to a research team at Apple, AI is not as advanced as experts have been led to believe. AI, in other words, is unable to "think."

The company's privacy page states that Apple Intelligence uses data “to best assist you” and deliver personalized experiences.

Investors have greeted the news that Scott Bessent will be President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to be Treasury secretary with relief, hoping the hedge-fund manager will smooth out the rough edges of the incoming president’s policies.

On Monday, Apple's list of finalists for its coveted "iPhone App of the Year" award once again reveals how the iPhone maker is downplaying the impact of

Since unveiling Apple Silicon in 2020, Apple has redefined Mac chip technology through three transformative shifts. While the company initially planned a two-year transition from Intel processors, it is only now—four years later—that modern AI-capable PCs provide the stage to fully showcase the power of its custom processors.

Apple’s much-heralded rollout of artificial-intelligence capabilities for the iPhone looks to still be underwhelming buyers. While the company’s AI plans could shift the mood, it will likely take a while.

Apple's AI plans hit a wall as Chinese regulators push for partnerships with local companies, warning foreign launches will face lengthy approval hurdles.

Apple's revenue growth is limited; AI and India offer potential, but a significant impact is unlikely before 2025. Click here to read my analysis of AAPL stock now.

Dubbed "LLM Siri" by Apple employees (LLM standing for large language model), the new Siri is already being tested internally on iPhones, iPads, and Macs as a standalone app. But if all goes well, the new assistant will eventually replace the Siri we all know and have a hard time loving.

According to the report, Apple is already testing a standalone version of the new Siri on iPhones, iPads and Macs. This version would eventually replace the current Siri and integ

We recently compiled a list of the 15 Buzzing AI Stocks Making Headlines. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stands against the other buzzing AI stocks. Power needs for artificial intelligence and cloud computing are expanding so rapidly that some data center campuses may use more electricity