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Apple is reportedly lowering AI usage budgets.
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The company dropped daily caps from $300 to $200 for engineers and is planning additional reductions, Bloomberg reports. [Link: Apple Cuts Internal AI Usage Budgets in Move to Reduce Spending | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-11-04/apple-cuts-internal-ai-usage-budgets-in-move-to-reduce-spending | Bloomberg]
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