The news of September 23rdapple CEO John Ternus In an interview with Canal+Clique, he said:Siri AI "NOT DESIGNED AS YOUR FRIEND." FACED WITH THE MARKET COMPETITION FOR AI PARTNER PRODUCTS, HE BELIEVED THAT APPLE DID NOT WANT AI TO REPLACE HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS, WHICH WERE THE BASIS FOR LEARNING, GROWING UP AND BEING HAPPY。
He also spoke of the development trade-offs of iPhone Duo. Apples determine the scale of expansion from an iPad-like big screen experience and do not follow the usual two cell phone screen collage pattern. The reliability of the wiring and screens is the main engineering issue; for example, teams need to address both the roll-out angle, screen continuity and software animation。
Ternus shows in particular animations that cross both sides of the screen as mobile phones expand. He sees this little detail as a product target outside the project: Users can immediately understand how the interface is continuous when they expand the device, while retaining a sense of ease。
Ternus said there would be no radical transformation of apples in the post-CEO direction. Tim Cook and Apple asked him if he wanted to take over, and he described himself as "good thing he was sitting." His business boundary was to continue to place products, innovations and users at the centre, without repackaging new terms of office into a reverse route。