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I reckon Apple Intelligence will end up solving this problem - have it classify notifications and then give you control. That way, you're not reliant on ongoing
by drodgers 2y ago
I reckon Apple Intelligence will end up solving this problem - have it classify notifications and then give you control. That way, you're not reliant on ongoing good behaviour from developers.
- viraptor 2y agoI'm not sure AI can do that reasonably well. Notification "Foo is available for sale now" - is that an ad? From the Uber app, yes. From the app explicitly used for tracking bargains, no. From the supermarket app, maybe, depends if I subscribed to that thing. There's a lot of context that automation will not understand.
- theshrike79 2y agoI'm pretty sure the SLM model can track which ones you interact with. The current iOS version already does this to a degree: if you use profiles. It notices if you often interact with an application during X profile and asks if you want to add it to that profile's allowed apps.
- noprocrasted 2y agoThey already have (had?) a rule against spam notifications. They never enforced it (there's no way for a user to complain/flag notifications as spam) and their own apps breach it nowadays. There's no reason to believe they would want to offer this feature, even though it is indeed trivial for an LLM or even a basic regex filter.