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When President Trump met with top tech leaders to discuss artificial intelligence on Tuesday, Apple was noticeably absent. Neither Chairman Tim Cook nor CEO John Ternus attended, unlike executives from other major tech companies. An investor suggested Apple's focus on consumer AI, rather than "frontier" model development, might explain its absence.
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