Apple and Meta Reportedly Discussed AI Partnership for iOS 18

[chrono1081]

And I’m going to have to disagree with you on both things:

1) Most people do not hate AI because of privacy concerns. They hate AI because of the fear mongering that it’ll take their jobs (which I have to admit it’s partially true) and some because of copyright concerns.

2) “finding a way to use it without that invasion is revolutionary” with this you just confirmed you don’t know the AI industry at all. There are open source models (open weights) that you can install and run locally on your own hardware. No internet connection needed. A lot of enthusiasts do this. As a matter of fact, a lot of people in the community prefer Stable Difussion over midjourney because you can tweak it to your needs and because it runs on your hardware there’s no censorship.

Dude, you're the one showing you dont know anything about AI. Anyway goodbye, don't bother contacting me again.

 

[rafark]

Dude, you're the one showing you dont know anything about AI. Anyway goodbye, don't bother contacting me again.

Ah, the classic “you’re wrong” with no arguments. Everyone knows what it means. I love the internet.

 

[Karma*Police]

That’s the whole idea behind those documentaries: to scare people and promote fear. Good click bait.
Some facts may be true in part or over-exaggerated. Also, there's click-bait, like what we get at MR on a slow news day. 😆 (jk!)


Any queries requiring more external assistance get anonymized.
For example, you want to plan your vacation itinerary, the external AI provider will not know it's you; even more, the itinerary itself may not be available to them in a way they could track you or follow you. Your query may be broken down into pieces and put together internally by your device or by Apple Servers, which will erase the query and any traces after your request is completed.

The good news is that it's not going to be Meta 😁

I think you’re missing my point. If Apple knew what they were doing then they wouldn’t need to rely on outside help, and we’d have a much better personal assistant that worked great on any Apple device, from HomePod to iPhone to Mac to Apple TV. Instead we have something as stupid and infuriating and inconsistent from device to device as Siri and based on what Apple demo’ed at WWDC, it doesn’t look like we’ll get a smarter Siri anytime soon.