Apple will not add artificial intelligence to products solely for the sake of including the technology, executive John Ternus stated 3 November 2026.

Ternus said the company intends for artificial intelligence to only support products that improve users' lives. The company has separately confirmed that increased costs related to artificial intelligence will drag down margins.

Lim Chow Kiat stated the same day that growing concentration of artificial intelligence-related stocks is making portfolio diversification more challenging for investors.

Rising fossil fuel costs and growing energy demand from artificial intelligence are driving increased nuclear reactor construction globally, Nikkei Asia reported 1 November.