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I'm pretty sure this isn't correct. Gesture recognition has been around since before the neural engine shipped and doesn't appear to be different on devices wi

by nl 4y ago

I'm pretty sure this isn't correct. Gesture recognition has been around since before the neural engine shipped and doesn't appear to be different on devices with or without it.

GeekyBear 4y ago
For example: >Machine learning is used to help the iPad’s software distinguish between a user accidentally pressing their palm against the screen while drawing with the Apple Pencil, and an intentional press meant to provide an input. https://yugalchoubisa.medium.com/how-machine-learning-and-artificial-intelligence-usedapple-a7e61153557e https://yugalchoubisa.medium.com/how-machine-learning-and-ar...
- nl 4y ago
  Of course palm rejection (and many other features) are powered by ML. THis doesn't mean they run on the ANN though.