Succession Planning - Apple's CEO Tim Cook may step down as early as 2026, though some sources suggest he'll stay longer [1] - John Turnis, the senior vice president of hardware engineering, is a potential successor to Tim Cook [2] Leadership Transition - John Turnis has been with Apple since 2001 and has overseen products like iPhone, AirPods, and iPad [2] - Turnis played a key role in Apple's transition to using its own silicon [3] Challenges and Opportunities - Tim Cook has overseen revenue expansion to nearly 500 billion dollars a year and a market cap exceeding 4 trillion dollars [3] - Apple faces criticism for lagging in AI and lacking a next big product after the iPhone [3] - If Turnis becomes CEO, he will need to address the gaps in AI and innovation [3]

Succession. The latter tranches directly relate to Elon Musk's participation in succession planning and the successful implementation of that succession planning. You started this conversation by saying there isn't anyone like Elon Musk, given that this is a decade long plan.So maybe succession after a decade is is more timely then. Do you have confidence as a board. There are leaders already within Tesla that could potentially step up when he's gone.Or are you already starting to speak with Elon Musk about ...