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At VivaTech 2025 in Paris, Nvidia’s leather-jacketed CEO Jensen Huang took the stage with a powerful claim: “Artificial intelligence is the greatest technology force of our time.” More than that, he argued, AI could become “the great equaliser” — a tool to level global disparities and empower nations to forge their own digital destinies.

But behind the optimism lies a more complex reality. AI’s future is being shaped not just by tech breakthroughs, but by geopolitics, economics, and who ultimately controls the compute infrastructure that powers intelligence. Is AI truly an equaliser—or a new layer of competition between the haves and have-nots?

At a time when tech giants are racing to dominate the artificial intelligence (AI) space, Apple is taking a different route. Instead of flooding the market with flashy, experimental tools, the company is slowly integrating AI into its ecosystem with a heavy focus on privacy, utility, and user experience. Following its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June 2025, this approach has sparked both praise and criticism — but Apple seems more interested in long-term trust than short-term buzz.