Tech analyst Gene Munster says Apple has about two years before it risks losing customers due to its slow AI progress. Speaking ahead of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, Munster noted the company will mainly focus on traditional OS updates this year with no major AI https://t.co/h748oEv0po
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Apple hasn't delivered on the AI experiences it premiered at last year's WWDC. It seriously risks losing device sales and market share if it continues to neglect Apple Intelligence. https://t.co/PGWsEfJX1H
Ahead of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025, the company faces scrutiny over its progress in artificial intelligence (AI). Despite unveiling AI experiences at last year's WWDC, Apple has yet to deliver significant advancements in this area, raising concerns about its competitiveness in the AI market. Tech analyst Gene Munster warned that Apple has approximately two years before its slow AI development could lead to a loss of customers and market share. For the upcoming WWDC, Apple is expected to focus primarily on traditional operating system updates without introducing major AI innovations. Some analysts suggest that the impact of Apple's AI struggles may not be felt for several years, but the pressure to demonstrate AI capabilities at the event remains high.