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Their hardware development cycles are anything between 2-7 years, and even if the M3 was literally twice the performance of the M2, they would be unlikely to bo
by rcarmo 3y ago
Their hardware development cycles are anything between 2-7 years, and even if the M3 was literally twice the performance of the M2, they would be unlikely to boost baseline RAM and storage on _any_ device to do that kind of thing this year.
Over time, sure. Maybe even on the top-tier Macs as a demo. But I wouldn’t expect anything better than LLaMa.
I would, however, expect them to come to their senses regarding how inadequate Siri is.
- senttoschool 3y agoI fully expect the Apple Silicon team to throw out the roadmap 2 years into the future and start over because of AI breakthroughs this year. Or concurrently, build a new team to develop the SoC of the future for AI. I fully expect the Neural Engine inside Apple SoCs to take up 80% of the transistors in the future, up from ~10% today.