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I thought for a few years at Apple keynote presentations, they were saying "machine learning" while Google was saying "AI" hundreds of times. I assumed because
by ks2048 2y ago
I thought for a few years at Apple keynote presentations, they were saying "machine learning" while Google was saying "AI" hundreds of times. I assumed because they thought "AI" had a privacy-invasion or anti-human connotation to it.
But, then this year they came out with "Apple Intelligence", which people will just see as "AI". So, I guess they finally gave up on that.
- rsynnott 2y ago‘AI’ became a bit of a term non grata after the last big AI bubble popped in the late 90s, and people just called everything machine learning or similar. Google was merely more willing than Apple to try reviving it; up until recently very few companies dared use the term.
- rahkiin 2y agoI like they still do not really use AI but capitalized on the hype still. But they presented actionable features with intelligence behind it unlike many companies. With Apple Intelligence it can be whatever they want it to be. Could be ChatGPT, could be rule based. AI is now being linked to ChatGPT/conversational for many people
- whywhywhywhy 2y agoWeird how calling it Apple Intelligence is the same thinking as Jack Ma calling it "Alibaba Intelligence" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulqRsqD0R64 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulqRsqD0R64