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Apple is behind in AI and killed its self-driving car project. What’s next?

by Binghamton Herald Report
May 2, 2024
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SAN FRANCISCO — Lines used to stretch around the block at Apple’s flagship Union Square retail store and others around the world, with hordes of eager customers camping out for days just to be among the first to lay hands on its newest products. A decade ago, the Apple hype was seemingly unstoppable as the company unveiled a steady stream of must-have gadgets.

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