My new iPhone symbolises stagnation, not innovation – and a similar fate awaits AI | John Naughton

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The fancy A17 processor is needed to run the new "AI” stuff that Apple is promising to launch soon; the phone has a significantly better camera than my old handset had – which matters (to me) because my Substack blog goes out three times a week and I provide a new photograph for each edition; and, finally, a friend whose ancient iPhone is on its last legs might appreciate an iPhone 11 in good nick.

Mostly this: it had a front-facing camera, which opened up the world of selfies, video chat, social media and all the other accoutrements of our networked world.

More ho-hum consumer techI bought an iPhone 15 the other day to replace my five-year-old iPhone 11.