'Father of the iPod' says Apple's staggered AI rollout is smart &mdash; and 'doesn't require nuclear power'

'Father of the iPod' says Apple's staggered AI rollout is smart — and 'doesn't require nuclear power'

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While Apple's first AI features may not be as flashy as the futuristic demos shown off by OpenAI or Google, former Apple executive Tony Fadell thinks the slow-and-steady strategy was the right move.

'Father of the iPod' says Apple's staggered AI rollout is smart — and 'doesn't require nuclear power'

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