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I cannot wait to see Apple's response. While Microsoft announcement seems rush and products half backed/thought, there are on to something. I would hope Apple
by llsf 2y ago
I cannot wait to see Apple's response. While Microsoft announcement seems rush and products half backed/thought, there are on to something. I would hope Apple would learn from it, and find the right path.
I would really like to have a AI companion that runs locally, on my dev laptop, tailored for my developer's needs. Something optimized for the hardware, and yet with tight privacy.
Apple... your turn!
- jerlam 2y agoApple WWDC is in three weeks. I am not sure they can change anything based on the Microsoft announcement.
- KeplerBoy 2y agoI am sure Apple is not surprised by any of this and they are not too worried. They have had competent arm chips for years and will board the ai hypetrain in time.
- llsf 2y agoJust cannot wait to see what they have been cooking :)
- llsf 2y agoI agree that it might not arrive at WWDC unless Apple was already working on it for several years... Nonetheless, I see this Microsoft initiative as a canary in the AI coal mine. I would hope Apple would learn from it.
- ppeetteerr 2y agoI don't know if this is the case for others, but I'm seeing missing images on their laptop and tablet marketing pages. The new product line feels very rushed.
- jazzyjackson 2y agoThese don't run LLM locally
- rationalfaith 2y ago[dead]