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Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas argues the iPhone won’t be disrupted by AI, attributing this to Apple’s on‑device AI processing and strong privacy protections. He says the iPhone’s role as a personal hub for wallets, health data, photos, and communication makes it resistant to AI replacement, suggesting Apple could stay ahead in the AI race as AI improves.
TechRadar showcases five prompts that demonstrate Gemini 3.1 Pro’s versatility: using adversarial reasoning to stress-test plans, mapping video moods to real-world locations (cinematic geography), applying spatial reasoning to fix a Lego model, generating and previewing interactive SVG animations, and leveraging Deep Research to produce a practical, high-end guide for niche projects like removable book bindings.
Signal founder Moxie Marlinspike launches Confer, a privacy-first AI that encrypts chats by default and runs in a trusted execution environment, so conversations can’t be read by server admins and data isn’t stored or used for training. Messages are encrypted before they ever reach the server, keys stay on the user’s device, and remote attestation is used to verify code integrity. Confer aims to offer a private alternative to ChatGPT, with device syncing and a design that emphasizes confidentiality—even by the creators. It’s pitched as particularly appealing to privacy-conscious users and institutions.