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The recent news is that Apple is supposedly replacing the Core ML framework with an updated version that will make it easier to integrate third party LLMs into
by GeekyBear 8mo ago
The recent news is that Apple is supposedly replacing the Core ML framework with an updated version that will make it easier to integrate third party LLMs into your apps.
> the company is also planning a few other software-based AI upgrades, including a new framework called Core AI. The idea is to replace the long-existing Core ML with something a bit more modern.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-03-01/apple-touch-screen-macbook-pro-fall-2026-details-cheap-macbook-launch-core-ai-mm7rcg48 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-03-01/apple-...
- reverius42 8mo agoI scoffed, thinking "more modern? It's pretty recent, right?" and then I realized it's coming up on 10 years old and in AI years that's like 70 years, isn't it. I wonder to what extent this is a branding exercise; the framework that will replace Core ML could have just as easily been called "Core ML", except the current hotness is "AI" and not "ML".
- GeekyBear 8mo agoIf I had to guess, I'd say that Core AI is going to be an ease of use wrapper around MLX.