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I was waiting for “one more thing” to show a new LLM powered Siri. I am disappointed
by stephencoyner 3y ago
I was waiting for “one more thing” to show a new LLM powered Siri. I am disappointed
- jcrash 3y agoSame. Siri is slightly better on ios17 but still isn’t as good as it could be if it used an LLM
- tomashertus 3y agoSiri needs complete revamp. I almost never find her answers and capabilities useful :(
- mholm 3y agoThat sounds like more of a software feature that we'd see in a WWDC. I'd expect we'll need to wait till June 2024 to see SiriGPT.
- gorbypark 3y agoDidn’t they announce something of the sorts for the watch? I don’t think it’s a full on LLM but basic things are now using the on device Neural Engine instead of making a connection to the cloud.
- callalex 3y agoLLMs are only one niche of Machine Learning, which Apple is utilizing heavily for audio transcription, search, image and video classification, image2text, video-to-3D-model, on-device search, photography and videography improvements, and more.
- luxuryballs 3y agodisappointed but not surprised, even (the infamous /s) chatGPT isn’t even half-way to Apple quality standards yet and Apple still has to make it useful, not just clever or impressive
- axman6 3y agoSiri is nowhere near Apple quality standards as it is. had a fun experience with Siri the other day where I ended up sending someone the message "I'm just leaving now what the fuck are you doing", because it heard me, and showed absolutely no acknowledgement. Not the sort of message I ever want to send to an ex, but here we are.
- baq 3y agoThey're probably 2-3 years from being able to run worthwhile LLM inference on device assuming they started a week after chatgpt dropped - and that's pushing the timelines. I'll be surprised if next year's pro can do it. I won't be surprised if the 2025 does. I'll be surprised if the 2026 doesn't.
- themeiguoren 3y agoWith 8 GB RAM, I wouldn’t be surprised if these pros will be able to do it with 2026’s algorithms.