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The Apple Intelligence features are some of the more subtle ones overall compared to other companies like Google and Microsoft IMO
by jjice 10mo ago
The Apple Intelligence features are some of the more subtle ones overall compared to other companies like Google and Microsoft IMO
- bigyabai 10mo agoI've used macOS these days, give them a few years and they'll "catch up" I'm certain.
- thenthenthen 10mo agoAnd I love it! The ocr/vision models are a literal life saver here. Translating websites in Safari? Even text in images gets translated, super convenient! The only gripe i have is that it tries to be smart and tries to detect addresses, phone numbers. If the address or phone number is part of a text it is nearly impossible to copy the whole text since the phone number gets prioritised over the text (so you can only copy or call the number… )
- TheNewsIsHere 10mo agoA small nitpick: the translation and data detectors pre-date Apple Intelligence. I do indeed love these features. They have definitely had some regressions in the data detectors over the past few years. I assume that they only test these automatically in “ideal” contexts that don’t account for real life. Not sure. They used to be more reliable.
- TheNewsIsHere 10mo agoThey absolutely are. And you can turn them off. My comment is more about the technology industry’s general insistence on shoving AI down your throat whether or not it’s useful, usable, or desired. I’m hopeful that whatever combination of factors at Apple prevent that from happening remain. Otherwise I’ll have to start considering GrapheneOS and defaulting to my Debian-based MacBook.