Apple Senior Vice President claims that AI could replace iPhones in a decade. This comes at a time when Apple is working closely to introduce new and unique AI-powered features to its devices.

Apple's Eddy Cue suggests that rapid advancements in AI technology could render the iPhone obsolete within the next decade.

Eddy Cue, Apple's top executive, made this remark while testifying in a U.S. court regarding the ongoing antitrust trial against Google.

The senior Apple executive defended the $20 billion Google deal, arguing that AI could loosen the search giant’s monopoly and make the market competitive again.

Apple is actively exploring AI-powered search options for its Safari browser, prompted by a recent dip in Safari searches attributed to the rise of AI tools. Eddy Cue revealed discussions with OpenAI,

Apple is reportedly preparing to integrate artificial intelligence search capabilities into its Safari web browser, moving away from its long-time partnership with Google for search. The move comes as a jolt for Google,