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John Ternus talks CEO offer, AI potential, more in new interview

In a lengthy new interview with Clique TV , Apple CEO John Ternus answered a range of questions covering what excites him about the future, how technology is used in his family, the offer to become CEO, his views on Vision Pro, and more. more…

John Ternus talks CEO offer, AI potential, more in new interview

In an extensive interview with Clique TV, Apple's new CEO John Ternus addressed various subjects, from his excitement for the future to the integration of AI technology. The interview, conducted by Mouloud Achour, was released over the weekend. Ternus defended Apple's Vision Pro, highlighting how it opened doors for new experiences and products.

He expressed amazement at being offered the CEO position, stating, "To me it's always just been: be here, focus on the work, build great things, love every minute of it. To be given this opportunity, to be asked about it was pretty mind-blowing." Ternus emphasized the importance of focusing on the future, drawing inspiration from his predecessors Steve Jobs and Tim Cook.

He shared, "What's kind of the most important lesson I've learned from both of them is 'focus on the future.'" Ternus also discussed Apple's AI potential, expressing excitement about generative AI and its transformative capabilities. He mentioned their plans to leverage AI to develop novel experiences and products. The conversation touched upon Apple's technology and its implications for children, including iOS 27's new parental controls.

Ternus acknowledged that while some tech leaders limit their children's screen time, his family encourages responsible usage. The interview also covered the new iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro, the frequency of iPhone upgrades, Apple's health initiatives, and more.

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