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> Cook responded, “We’re integrating with other people as well.” […] Apple could eventually bring Google Gemini to iOS, too.

It might be more expensive, but perhaps Apple is uniquely positioned to synthesize/compare answers from multiple models to provide more accurate results.

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Tim Cook spent decades protecting both IP and profit by pitting vendors against each other. He's avoided being captive to China, and Apple will not let AI capture its business.

That sounds like it would create resolvable dichotomies and other problems.

As Segal's law states: A man with a watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never sure.

This is a fair concern, but I’m not convinced this is a fundamentally different problem than sensor fusion in autonomous vehicles.

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