> an exageration but AI's contributions in iOS aren't visible If you want to ignore them, that’s right. In the real world, they’ve been talking about ML and h

> an exageration but AI's contributions in iOS aren't visible If you want to ignore them, that’s right. In the real world, they’ve been talking about ML and how it’s making pictures or such-and-such aspect of the OS better for about a decade now. It might not be flashy, but it is used throughout the OS. > Meanwhile Google has features that people actually notice like removing tourists from your holidays photos — worse: it's mostly a simple collage feature working on the main CPU, and it has the same social effect as green bubbles in iMessage ("ah. Tourists on your photos. iPhone user?") The feature to do this has been in the Photos application for years, what are you talking about?