For the last five or so years, Qualcomm has bet big on bringing more artificial intelligence to smartphones, laptops, vehicles, smart infrastructure and other devices in the field — or what the company calls the "connected intelligent edge."
It's Don McGuire's job to tell Qualcomm's technology and artificial intelligence story in a way that's not scary. Recently, that's been harder to do.
Last fall's launch of ChatGPT — a generative AI chatbot that answers prompts with polished essays, poetry, computer code and other human-like content — has thrust artificial intelligence into the public spotlight, with decidedly mixed reactions.
