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At WWDC they talked about how they put AI all throughout the system. It's not just when talking to Siri. It's things like suggested apps, photo tagging, decidin
by eridius 10y ago
At WWDC they talked about how they put AI all throughout the system. It's not just when talking to Siri. It's things like suggested apps, photo tagging, deciding when to refresh apps in the background, text prediction, and probably lots of other stuff that I can't even think of because Apple's approach to AI is to make AI largely an implementation detail of the experience rather than a user-visible component.
- tomnipotent 10y ago>> Apple's approach to AI is to make AI largely an implementation detail of the experience rather than a user-visible component. That sums it up nicely, I'm a bit embarrassed those features didn't cross my mind when thinking about Apple/AI. Reinforces your point - its use in invisible, much like their presence in this consortium.
- wstrange 10y agoApple makes great stuff (typing this on a Mac), but I really don't get the adoration / mystic that surrounds them. Those features have been on Android forever, but people don't call it "AI".
- madeofpalk 10y agoRight, which begs the question "What is AI?"
- eridius 10y agoIn this context, "AI" means "using techniques that come from the field of AI research", such as convolutional neural networks and whatnot.
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