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The leading designers are all focused on a ‘brain-first’ approach that insists on controlling everything centrally rather than delegating it around their bodies.

The former seems too boring for a robot-style device, while the latter seems a little cringey. A virtual companion But another aspect of Apple’s reported plans seems to me significantly riskier.

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Apple has engineering teams working on various in-home robotic devices and the AI software and functionality that might be able to make a home robot useful.