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The current state of AI doesn’t fit Apple at all. This was hinted at in the article multiple times, but Apple likes to ship stuff that’s elegant and proven. Rec
by BirAdam 1y ago
The current state of AI doesn’t fit Apple at all. This was hinted at in the article multiple times, but Apple likes to ship stuff that’s elegant and proven. Recent models run well for me in LM Studio and produce compelling results, but they’re not ready to be trusted, they make many mistakes, and I wouldn’t want my phone to be run by one. As noted in the article, most people inquire how to turn AI stuff off…
- brandon272 1y agoIt seems like the safeguards around accuracy alone might be nearly insurmountable. If you ask Siri to send an email that it drafts itself and then messes up, or book some appointment for a Tuesday that it ends up booking for a Thursday, that is a terrible customer and user experience. And Apple would have no defense, other than "the underlying technology hallucinates sometimes" which for many people is not an acceptable explanation for why a feature built into an Apple product works the way that it does. I think the expectation is that whatever gets released for iOS end users will not be plagued by such concerns.