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Gavin explains that the bear case for AI capex spend is on-device inference: "In three years, on a bigger phone, you'll be able to run a pruned-down version of Gemini 5, Grok 4, or ChatGPT. And that's free. This is clearly Apple's strategy - we're going to make it...

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