Former Apple CEO Warns OpenAI Is Company’s First Real Competitor in Decades
Former Apple CEO John Sculley has declared that artificial intelligence has not been Apple’s strong suit and identified OpenAI as the company’s first real competitor in many decades. The warning comes as Apple struggles to match rivals in the AI race despite recent announcements.
Former Apple CEO John Sculley has delivered a stark warning about Apple’s position in the artificial intelligence race, stating that “AI has not been a particular strength for them” and identifying OpenAI as the tech giant’s “first real competitor” in many decades. Speaking at the Zeta Live conference in New York, Sculley’s comments highlight the mounting pressure on Apple as it struggles to keep pace in the rapidly evolving AI landscape despite once being an early pioneer with Siri’s 2011 launch.