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Apple reportedly lowers engineering teams’ daily AI spending cap

Bloomberg reported that Apple lowered its engineering teams’ daily AI spending cap from $300 to $200 in October. Some allowances could fall further to $100 a day, while Apple is reportedly considering a limit as low as $25 a day outside engineering.

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Bloomberg reports Apple cut some engineers’ daily AI spending caps

Bloomberg reports that Apple cut some engineers’ daily AI spending caps from $300 to $200 and plans further reductions. Some engineering teams could see a $100 cap, while some non-engineering groups could see theirs fall from $100 to $25.

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Apple reportedly lowers engineering teams’ daily AI spending cap

Bloomberg reported that Apple lowered its engineering teams’ daily AI spending cap from $300 to $200 in October. Some allowances could fall further to $100 a day, while Apple is reportedly considering a limit as low as $25 a day outside engineering.

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Apple reportedly cuts some engineers’ daily AI budgets as Microsoft and others tighten spending

Sources told Bloomberg that Apple cut the daily AI spending cap for some engineers from $300 to $200 and plans further cuts for some engineering teams, potentially to as low as $100. The report also says Microsoft tightened internal AI spending, Tesla and Uber set limits on employee AI spending or AI coding tool use respectively, and Meta introduced token budgets.

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Bloomberg reports Apple cut some engineers’ daily AI spending caps

Bloomberg reports that Apple cut some engineers’ daily AI spending caps from $300 to $200 and plans further reductions. Some engineering teams could see a $100 cap, while some non-engineering groups could see theirs fall from $100 to $25.