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If you want to build AI features into your app, using technology you develop, that's up to you and you can do that on the iPhone today. OpenAI has an app in the

by simonh 2y ago

If you want to build AI features into your app, using technology you develop, that's up to you and you can do that on the iPhone today. OpenAI has an app in the App Store right now, and it's available in the EU.

stavros 2y ago
But I can't use the features available in the OS, for some reason. What's next, not being able to use the windowing system, or the networking stack? After all, I can write my own in userland, if I want, the Wireguard developers did!
- mcphage 2y ago
  > But I can't use the features available in the OS, for some reason Well, the reason is that they’re still figuring out what those features are and how they should work, and how to keep them reliable and secure. You’ll get your turn, eventually.
  - stavros 2y ago
    I won't "get my turn", I'll get to use them and nobody else will, because only EU developers will be able to use these forced-open APIs.
    - mcphage 2y ago
      Well, no, EU developers won’t be able to use them at all, since it’s not launching in the EU.
      - stavros 2y ago
        And non-EU developers won't be able to use these APIs at all either, since they're exclusive to Apple.
        mcphage 2y ago
        Eventually they’ll get finalized and standardized, and then others will be able to use them.
        simonh 2y ago
        The neural engine hardware is available to developers via API, even in Europe.