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At this point it feels like (correct me if I'm am wrong) that Apple's AI is often performed "in the cloud". I suspect though that if Apple moves increasingly to
by JKCalhoun 2y ago
At this point it feels like (correct me if I'm am wrong) that Apple's AI is often performed "in the cloud". I suspect though that if Apple moves increasingly to on-device AI (as I suspect they will — if not for bandwidth and backend resource reasons then for privacy ones) Apple's Silicon will have adopted more and more specialized AI components — perhaps diminishing the need for use of off-board memory.
- Etheryte 2y agoLast I checked, Apple was pretty much the only major player who does everything that they can do on device on device, that is their whole ethos behind it, no?
- aldarisbm 2y agoYeah they have literature about this, they do as much as they can on device
- bee_rider 2y agoIt is possible that they do everything they can on the decide, but still have to do lots in the cloud, right? For some definition of lots, at least…
- Etheryte 2y agoI mean, there is no need to speculate about any of this, they've put out a number of articles that outline their whole approach. I'm not really sure where the ambiguity lies?
- throwaway48476 2y agoThey have a new bug bountry program for their confidential compute platform... in the cloud.
- ErneX 2y agoIt's always local 1st and remote for certain things, and I think it warns your before going to the cloud IIRC.