Snap Launches Specs Intelligence, an AI Assistant Linking Calendar and Travel Data Across iOS and Mac
As AI assistants multiply across competing platforms, Snap is positioning itself as a cohesive workflow tool that consolidates account data—raising practical questions about whether fragmented AI services or unified ones better serve users, and what privacy tradeoffs matter.
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