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"Apple Intelligence failed?" The far-reaching project that just had its initial release like 60 days ago? Why would anyone read beyond a first sentence like tha
by ghostly_s 2y ago
"Apple Intelligence failed?" The far-reaching project that just had its initial release like 60 days ago? Why would anyone read beyond a first sentence like that?
- xena 2y agoThe purpose of a thesis statement is generally to establish a conclusion and then over the rest of the article, the goal is to build up evidence to support that conclusion.
- wat10000 2y agoThere has to be some plausible path to actually doing so. Unless this person is writing in the future, there isn’t.
- bowsamic 2y agoThe thing is for a product to fail means the failure is widely accepted, like how Stadia failed or how AirPower failed. The verb "to fail" is simply wrong in the case of a product when you really intend "to be bad". It can't be established yet if Apple Intelligence has failed.
- adamc 2y agoBecause it's true. When you ship a product and people look at it and go "meh", the product launch failed. There is literally no value in launching products people don't find value in.
- bowsamic 2y agoIs there any actual empirical evidence that this is the case?