Apple’s “Crush" commercial has people infuriated by its destruction of analog creative tools. But the same company's forays into A.I. are more sinister still.


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Apple’s “Crush” commercial has people infuriated by its destruction of analog creative tools. But the same company’s forays into A.I. are more sinister still.{ai:summary}<p>Apple's "Crush" ad angers many for wrecking analog tools. Yet, its ventures into A.I. are more troubling. #technology</p>

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