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I could 100% see this, and ironically it makes sense. I can totally envision an Apple exec announcing this at a keynote. “We’re proud to announce that the iPho
by nullpoint420 6mo ago
I could 100% see this, and ironically it makes sense. I can totally envision an Apple exec announcing this at a keynote.
“We’re proud to announce that the iPhone 21 is our most performant iPhone yet - capable of running models of up to 20 billion parameters. That’s over 2x the amount on iPhone 20.”
Or something like that.
- kingleopold 6mo agoI see %100 that model connected to siri and siri being siri in 5 years is the reality here. Would be incredible claude reaches to AGI and siri with all local hardware and local LLM just can't do few things right.
- MBCook 6mo agoIf you could find a good way to communicate it to people that they would believe (X billion whatever is pretty abstract) it could also really help with upgrades. All of us know phones are basically fast enough and have been for a long time. The screens are already great. The cameras are great. It’s gotten harder and harder to get people to break their cycle of when they upgrade. I don’t work in AI, I don’t know the parameter thing well myself. Like I know what it is abstractly, but I have no idea if doubling the number makes things 0.3% better, 12% better, or 2000% better. You could try to turn it into just some generic benchmark like the old megahertz race of “bitness” of consoles. But I suspect it means about as much to the average person as saying how many BOGOMIPS a phone has.
- illwrks 6mo agoAir model - ditsy and air headed, prone to exaggerate. Standard model - does enough of what you need, no bells and whistles, less of an airhead. Pro model - for professionals, serious and trustworthy
- antonvs 6mo agoiPhone Xtreme - capable of making real-time kill decisions with 98.6% accuracy.
- adampunk 6mo agoFeeds and speeds, just like Steve always said were crucial to put in sales comms! /s