A group of shareholders has sued Apple, accusing the company of securities fraud for exaggerating the integration of artificial intelligence into Siri. The shareholders, led by Eric Tucker, allege that the claims caused iPhone sales and share price to plunge, estimating losses of hundreds of billions of dollars. The complaint also names the company's leadership, including CEO Tim Cook. Since its all-time high in December 2024, Apple shares have lost nearly a quarter of their value.
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Apple, dată în judecată pentru o presupusă fraudă cu valori mobiliare din cauza exagerărilor privind inteligența artificială în Siri
Apple, dată în judecată de acţionari pentru presupusa exagerare a progresului în domeniul inteligenţei artificiale
Apple, dată în judecată pentru că ar fi exagerat progresul în AI. Acționarii reclamă pierderi uriașe
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