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iOS, the iPhone operating system, which allows users to make certain queries via GPT-4o Any iOS users here who use any AI provided by Apple on their device

iOS, the iPhone operating system, which allows users to make certain queries via GPT-4o Any iOS users here who use any AI provided by Apple on their devices? I have not seen a glimpse of it yet (I think it asked me once to enable it and I denied?). And when I ask friends about it, they also do not use any AI provided by Apple. If anyone here is using it - how and what for? Do you like it?

drewg123 1y ago
I often say "hey Siri, ask ChatGpt <x>" when I'm hands free and want a better answer than siri throwing up some web pages and saying "i found this on the web for <x>". This tends to give far better answers than Siri
madeofpalk 1y ago
> they also do not use any AI provided by Apple. They might, but not actually know. Does iOS (poorly) summarising notifications on the screen count as using AI? I can't remember what the default setting is in iOS 16, but in the new iOS this year you get prompted for this during OOB setup.
GeekyBear 1y ago
On device text recognition from still images or video. On device speech to text. On device language translation.
Melatonic 1y ago
I think I enabled it, downloaded whatever it needed, realized it took an extra X gigabytes of storage on my phone, and disabled it. And then realized I was not getting that space back :-D I have used the built in editor in their photos app a few times to remove an object from a photo (which works very well) which they label as "AI" but I swear existed before any of this.
nozzlegear 1y ago
I use the Siri ChatGPT integration pretty consistently on my Mac. I like the keybinds for it, and I also like that if Siri has the answer for my question it's usually instant; when it doesn't, it sends it off to ChatGPT for me. As for their other stuff, I use Apple's email inbox summary feature constantly, and I occasionally use the writing tools AI stuff just to proofread long text I've written to make sure there aren't any glaring mistakes I'm missing.

drewg123 1y ago

I often say "hey Siri, ask ChatGpt <x>" when I'm hands free and want a better answer than siri throwing up some web pages and saying "i found this on the web for <x>". This tends to give far better answers than Siri

madeofpalk 1y ago

> they also do not use any AI provided by Apple. They might, but not actually know. Does iOS (poorly) summarising notifications on the screen count as using AI? I can't remember what the default setting is in iOS 16, but in the new iOS this year you get prompted for this during OOB setup.

GeekyBear 1y ago

On device text recognition from still images or video. On device speech to text. On device language translation.

Melatonic 1y ago

I think I enabled it, downloaded whatever it needed, realized it took an extra X gigabytes of storage on my phone, and disabled it. And then realized I was not getting that space back :-D I have used the built in editor in their photos app a few times to remove an object from a photo (which works very well) which they label as "AI" but I swear existed before any of this.

nozzlegear 1y ago

I use the Siri ChatGPT integration pretty consistently on my Mac. I like the keybinds for it, and I also like that if Siri has the answer for my question it's usually instant; when it doesn't, it sends it off to ChatGPT for me. As for their other stuff, I use Apple's email inbox summary feature constantly, and I occasionally use the writing tools AI stuff just to proofread long text I've written to make sure there aren't any glaring mistakes I'm missing.