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Apple defends its AI plans while Musk jokes about Mac Studio, and Alphabet and Intel stocks drop this week.

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Apple's CEO defended its AI approach, and the company was better placed than several chip suppliers. But phone-chip shipments fell and AI criticism remains, with no new business results to shift the picture.

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The CEO’s confidence is a statement, not a report of better AI products or sales. Phone-chip shipments fell, but Apple was better placed than several suppliers. Those facts pull in different directions, and the story reports no new Apple sales or AI results.

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Musk joked that Apple's $30,000 Mac Studio makes a Tesla seem affordable. The story reports no change to Tesla's cars or sales, so it does not change Tesla's business picture.

GOOG · Alphabet Inc.

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The story says Alphabet had its worst week since 2011 as AI shares weakened. That describes trading, not a change to its products, sales, or finances, so it leaves the company's business picture unchanged.

GOOGL · Alphabet Inc.

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The story says Alphabet had its worst week since 2011 as AI shares weakened. That describes trading, not a change to its products, sales, or finances, so it leaves the company's business picture unchanged.

INTC · Intel Corp.

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The story reports Intel suffered a record stock decline as AI shares weakened. It gives no new information about Intel's products, sales, or finances, so it does not change the company's business picture.

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