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Anything "predictive" probably uses Neural Engine. These are iOS features, but a lot of them apply to MacOS too - Visual Lookup - Animoji - Face ID - recognizi
by sharkjacobs 5y ago
Anything "predictive" probably uses Neural Engine. These are iOS features, but a lot of them apply to MacOS too
- Visual Lookup
- Animoji
- Face ID
- recognizing "accidental" palm input while using Apple Pencil
- monitoring users' usage habits to optimize device battery life and charging
- app recommendations
- Siri
- curating photos into galleries, selecting "good" photos to show in the photos widget
- identifying people's faces in photos
- creating "good" photos with input from tiny camera lenses and sensors
- portrait mode
- language translation
- on-device dictation
- AR plane detection
Core ML API allows third party developers to use Neural Engine to run models
- FinalBriefing 5y agoBut which consumer apps use it? I know of a handful of photo apps that use it to enhance photos, but I'm not aware of any other types of apps.