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THE SO WHAT
Apple treating its ‘AI crisis’ as an existential product problem—not a feature gap—means every incumbent platform is now willing to rip up sacred cows like Siri’s architecture. If your roadmap assumes the iOS surface area stays stable, you’re mispricing how fast the default assistant and on‑device AI behaviors will change.
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