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Tim Cook has been in the center of tech and political headlines this week, serving as Apple’s frontman for major innovation and industry diplomacy. Just days before Apple’s hotly anticipated September 9 event, Cook personally teased “an awe dropping #AppleEvent” on Apple’s official channels, focusing global attention on the upcoming launches of the iPhone 17 series, including new Pro and Air models, and advancements in Apple Watch such as the Ultra 3 with a larger screen and the Series 11 with higher maximum brightness, plus fresh enhancements to the AirPods Pro 3, which might feature advanced translation tech and a redesigned, compact charging case. This event is not ordinary—it launches a three-year overhaul for the iPhone lineup, paving the way for Apple’s first foldable phone next year and an ultra-premium curved-glass iPhone for 2027 according to Bloomberg and PYMNTS.

Behind the scenes, Tim Cook’s calendar has been just as strategic, marked by monthly visits to the White House to help shape the direction of US artificial intelligence policy. The discussions focus on ethical governance, regulation, and plans for massive Apple investments in domestic manufacturing and AI infrastructure, including a $600 billion pledge over four years. Cook positions Apple’s AI push as potentially transformative for both the company and the industry, calling it “bigger than the internet or smartphones” in internal communications. According to CNBC and The Hill, this vision is not just talk—Cook seems ready to take bolder risks, even considering aggressive acquisitions to strengthen Apple’s competitive edge in AI.

Social media buzzed Thursday night as Cook attended President Trump’s elite Rose Garden dinner for top tech and AI leaders—a star-studded lineup including Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, and Sam Altman, but notably excluding Elon Musk. Cook’s remarks on video expressed gratitude for Trump’s role in shaping Apple’s expansion in America and praised First Lady Melania Trump’s commitment to technology education. Cook’s gift to Trump in August—a hefty chunk of 24-karat gold with symbolic Apple glass—sparked both admiration and viral chatter on X, formerly Twitter.

Cook still faces scrutiny over Apple’s dual investment tracks in the US and China, with administration insiders pressing him for clarity on future commitments. Yet his reputation for operational excellence, diplomacy across party lines, and a spartan morning routine remains intact, with Cook often fielding emails from users himself. For all public speculation about alliances and rivalry, Cook embodies the modern tech CEO—balancing privacy, innovation, and regulatory certainty for the next chapter.

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