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> Shame on you Apple. This is just annoying. It's not clear that Apple Intelligence runs well on older phones. Good LLM are notoriously slow on non-optimized h
by glial 2y ago
> Shame on you Apple.
This is just annoying. It's not clear that Apple Intelligence runs well on older phones. Good LLM are notoriously slow on non-optimized hardware.
- jahewson 2y agoYup. Battery life too.
- anonzzzies 2y agoMany people like to decide for themselves I believe; Apple can warn that it will run badly and burn through your battery faster, but if the user still wants it, they should be able to switch it on no?
- MaxikCZ 2y agoWhat? User in control!? Heresy!
- throwaway48540 2y agoMany people like to decide for themselves and then trash the product/company when it doesn't work - especially in the Apple ecosystem where they sort of guarantee the user experience will be good. While I also like to decide for myself, I understand why Apple would decide for themselves they don't want to risk that.
- anonzzzies 2y agoYeah, I see that; it's like when people order Szechuan hotpot ultra hot and then complain it was too hot. But as I paid like 1500 euros for the device, I want the choice. They don't have to make it easy, it just has to be possible if I really want. In my opinion.
- gregoriol 2y agoMost users don't understand those details: how many really understand all those authorisation popups? If you give too much choice to most users, they'll find it difficult to navigate. There should be an "expert" setting for those options, hiding them from the standard display.
- hnthr_w_y 2y agoIt's not just LLMs. Older phones also have the 'remove object' feature on the Photos app disabled, and they also won't receive the OpenAI integration either. Locally running LLM is one thing. An iPhone 14 is perfectly capable of removing an object and talking to ChatGPT. Yet these are disabled on 14 and earlier phones.