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Lawfare [The Daily FWD] June 04, 2024 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Urgent Apple Announcement [James] On June 10, Apple is due for their biggest product launch of the past 40 years… where they'll announce their breakthrough product in artificial intelligence. A product that will affect the everyday consumer’s life more than any company to date… That’s why James Altucher is hosting a live event this Thursday, June 6 at 7:15 p.m. (ET)... He’s going to pull back the curtain on Apple’s AI reveal and give you all the details you need to target a 1,000% opportunity in the next year. [Click here to reserve your spot NOW for Thursday, June 6th at 7:15pm (ET)]( Clicking the link above automatically registers you for Apple’s 10X AI Announcement. By reserving your spot, you will receive event updates and offers. We will not share your email address with anyone. And you can opt-out at any time. 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