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I don’t really get why I’d want a separate device other than a a phone / watch / headphones. Surly anything AI can do it can do via one of these.
by jonplackett 2y ago
I don’t really get why I’d want a separate device other than a a phone / watch / headphones.
Surly anything AI can do it can do via one of these.
- exe34 2y agoconversely, you might get a device that replaces all those and also does AI.
- stackskipton 2y agoYou might but that's massive cliff to scale. Maybe OpenAI has money to do that but I highly doubt that. On the other hand, they could do OpenAI Android Phone which is cheaper but still requires a ton of cash. I also haven't met many people bullish on OpenAI that they would buy a phone around it.
- chipweinberger 2y agoapps don’t have direct access to BLE, NFC, microphone, camera, radio, or even processing power. even Apple built their own smart speaker because an app was too restrictive, and they own the platform! but I largely agree with you. if they want me to walk around with it, it’s a tough sell.
- jonplackett 2y agoI reckon those platforms will open up (to AI at least). iPhones didn't even have apps to begin with.
- leobg 2y agoIf training data is the constraint for LLMs, and scraping from web and books is exhausted, what is a new source that you could tap into to leave Meta, Grok, Anthropic behind…?
- mycall 2y agoTikTok-AI