From June 9 to 13 Beijing time, Apple's WWDC26 Worldwide Developers Conference officially kicked off, unveiling the long-anticipated rollout of Apple’s AI advancements: Siri received a historic major upgrade, launching as a standalone app and switching its underlying model from Apple’s in-house solution to Google’s Gemini. Additionally, the platform now supports third-party AI models, breaking away from its previous exclusive integration with ChatGPT. On the hardware front, a foldable iPhone and a touchscreen Mac are set to debut. Earlier, Apple reported second-quarter revenue of $111.1 billion, surpassing market expectations, and announced an additional $100 billion stock buyback to continue rewarding shareholders. Given these developments from the conference, what is your outlook on Apple’s AI strategy? And how do you see Apple’s stock price moving forward?