Apple’s hiring of AI expert Amar Subramanya arrives at an ideal moment for the tech behemoth, as it ramps up efforts to bolster its artificial intelligence prowess ahead of 2026, according to Wedbush Securities’ analysis on Tuesday. The firm announced Monday evening that John Giannandrea, its senior vice president of machine learning and AI strategy, is departing the role, with Subramanya stepping in as vice president of AI. Giannandrea will transition to an advisory position through his planned 2026 departure. Overseeing Apple’s foundational models, machine learning initiatives, and AI safety protocols, Subramanya joins from a brief stint at Microsoft, where he was corporate vice president of AI. Prior to that, he logged 16 years at Google under Alphabet, culminating as engineering lead for the Gemini AI assistant.
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