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It’s misleading to not point out that Apple Intelligence is compatible with all devices with at least an M1 — which was announced in November 2020.

by eddyg 2y ago

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steve1977 2y ago
On the mobile phone side, it's compatible only with the latest iPhone 15 Pro (not even the standard iPhone 15).
- eddyg 2y ago
  The parent comment makes it sound like everybody has to buy new hardware to use AI. Plenty of users with 2-3 year old hardware will be able to use it. As well as all the existing iPhone 15 Pro owners.
  - dymk 2y ago
    Apple will be selling iPhone 15s for the next 3 months that won’t get the AI features they just announced. When you buy an iPhone, you generally get software updates giving you new features for a few years at least. What they did with AI is kind of shitty, given their track record.
    - beretguy 2y ago
      I mean, I’m glad not to have this AI stuff. I’m glad I have a buffer of iPhones that don’t support this AI when I will be forced to downgrade to a newer device from first SE.
      - stavros 2y ago
        If you don't trust Apple to disable AI when you ask them to, why use them?
      - troupo 2y ago
        I'd like to have a smarter Siri though. Guess I'm stuck with an idiot who can't even understand the word "bedroom" anymore (though it worked fine until a recent update)
    - stavros 2y ago
      On the other hand, if your phone can't run a model, it can't run a model, you can't ship people a new AI coprocessor to solder onto their iPhone's motherboard.
      - steve1977 2y ago
        If you have a "Private Compute Cloud" setup anyway, you could give users the option to run the model there.
      - dymk 2y ago
        That’s true, but they’ve made a lot of noise about “private cloud compute” to run models too large for your device. They’re making the odd decision to not offer it as a subscription for devices less than a year old. They’ve also certainly been working on LLMs for longer than the iPhone 15 and 14 have existed. They knew what it’d support before announcing those devices.
starbugs 2y ago
> It’s misleading to [unnecessary nitpicking] I fixed that for you in the parent. Thanks for pointing it out.

It’s misleading to not point out that Apple Intelligence is compatible with all devices with at least an M1 — which was announced in November 2020.

by eddyg 2y ago

It’s misleading to not point out that Apple Intelligence is compatible with all devices with at least an M1 — which was announced in November 2020.

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steve1977 2y ago

On the mobile phone side, it's compatible only with the latest iPhone 15 Pro (not even the standard iPhone 15).

eddyg 2y ago
The parent comment makes it sound like everybody has to buy new hardware to use AI. Plenty of users with 2-3 year old hardware will be able to use it. As well as all the existing iPhone 15 Pro owners.
- dymk 2y ago
  Apple will be selling iPhone 15s for the next 3 months that won’t get the AI features they just announced. When you buy an iPhone, you generally get software updates giving you new features for a few years at least. What they did with AI is kind of shitty, given their track record.
  - beretguy 2y ago
    I mean, I’m glad not to have this AI stuff. I’m glad I have a buffer of iPhones that don’t support this AI when I will be forced to downgrade to a newer device from first SE.
    - stavros 2y ago
      If you don't trust Apple to disable AI when you ask them to, why use them?
    - troupo 2y ago
      I'd like to have a smarter Siri though. Guess I'm stuck with an idiot who can't even understand the word "bedroom" anymore (though it worked fine until a recent update)
  - stavros 2y ago
    On the other hand, if your phone can't run a model, it can't run a model, you can't ship people a new AI coprocessor to solder onto their iPhone's motherboard.
    - steve1977 2y ago
      If you have a "Private Compute Cloud" setup anyway, you could give users the option to run the model there.
    - dymk 2y ago
      That’s true, but they’ve made a lot of noise about “private cloud compute” to run models too large for your device. They’re making the odd decision to not offer it as a subscription for devices less than a year old. They’ve also certainly been working on LLMs for longer than the iPhone 15 and 14 have existed. They knew what it’d support before announcing those devices.

starbugs 2y ago

> It’s misleading to [unnecessary nitpicking] I fixed that for you in the parent. Thanks for pointing it out.