Apple is gaining traction with its AI features, per Morgan Stanley’s AlphaWise survey. U.S. adoption of Apple Intelligence exceeds expectations, with users not just trying but embracing the technology, signaling stronger-than-anticipated enthusiasm. According to the investment firm’s latest AlphaWise survey, Apple Intelligence adoption came in “better-than-expected,” and there is better perception of its capabilities and consumers indicated a willingness to pay, analyst Erik Woodring wrote in a note to clients. Chris Ciaccia for Seeking Alpha:
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Morgan Stanley: Apple seeing stronger Apple Intelligence adoption than initially expected
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