AI probably isn't the big smartphone selling point that Apple and other tech giants think it is
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from The Conversation5 months ago
Apple's latest iPhone announcement highlighted their focus on AI, but consumer reaction was tepid with a stronger interest in traditional features like a new camera button.
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The tech community has moved past the 'wonderment phase' of AI advancements; now consumers demand tangible productivity from AI rather than just novelty.
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Recent discussions between industry giants about AI infrastructure indicate a significant investment challenge, with a shortfall of $500 billion in recovering AI technology costs.
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Despite the hype surrounding AI, the predicted revenue from AI next year does not meet industry expectations, compelling Apple and others to deliver compelling new features.
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