2 ms·
you heard it here first, rolling out ai features is going to cause all the developers to finally go galt and deprive apple of their valuable skills at telling o
by paulmd 3y ago
you heard it here first, rolling out ai features is going to cause all the developers to finally go galt and deprive apple of their valuable skills at telling other people to make new alloys (I guess in software terms that’s calling other people’s APIs lol)
(the ai features first rolled out like a decade ago bud, but even if they hadn’t that’s some peak wish-casting right there. It’s incredibly unlikely to ever actually happen, but because you’re so wrapped up in parasocial attachments towards/against these brands, it seems like a very real and possible idea! Another place it shows up a lot is “nvidia should/will stop releasing consumer gpus!” lol - people have been predicting that for years even before AI and it never made any sense even now, but certainly not back then. Just a Rorschach blot reflecting people’s desires back at them.)
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wishcasting https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wishcasting
- doctorpangloss 3y agoI don't know, I'm not the only one making this bet. Maybe the Humane, or whatever device OpenAI is working on, aren't "It." But there's a chance, a little bit of a chance. > It’s incredibly unlikely to ever actually happen Opening up the first party APIs? We might have an alternative app store by the end of the year, in the EU, which I didn't think was likely either. Anything seems to be possible, suddenly. There's a low possibility that Apple specifically will "solve the summer school scheduling problem," and a high possibility someone else will. If an Android phone lets me do that, "bud," I'm going to stop using an iPhone.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]