I agree. And what sort of "product" would "AppleGPT" be anyway? It's a feature to integrate across the entire Apple ecosystem and that will happen in a deliberate and thoughtful manner I think. It will also happen through improvements to Siri, not via a separate product. An example might be asking Siri to compose a reply to an email.I don't think Apple needs to be leading in generative AI. Apple's strength–and blockbuster products–has always been in taking technologies and products launched by others to the next step by applying its UI, UX, design, and marketing expertise. Apple can watch and learn from the current frenzy...then (ideally) come out with anGPT or iGPT after all the hype and starry-eyed media coverage recedes.
Nope. You have no idea what Apple GPT is or will be. If you think Siri is got model, I have a bridge to sell.
ChatGPT usage I think has gone down by 15-20% in past couple months. It will settle at a steady pace.
Well that was Google who said, 'AI' over 100 times.
appleinsider.com
I ask Siri to give me the current dew point and instead of giving me the dew point for my location it gives me a list of google search results explaining what the dew point is. 🤦🏼♀️
Seems like they've been working on a search engine for a while now. Maybe their continued loss of talent to Google is rooted in their prior hesitancy with AI GPT? Certainly, would be interesting to see what they can do with a privacy-centered approach. Hopefully the end of Siri as we know it. https://www.macrumors.com/2022/12/19/apple-to-launch-search-engine-to-rival-google/
You're right - we don't know what (or if) Apple is working on a "ChatGPT" but to say Siri will have nothing to do with it is wrong. It probably won't be Siri as we know it but rather a kernel of Siri much in the way iOS was a fork of OSX
I know. I’m saying Apple would skyrocket if they followed what’s trendy. Nvidia, Google, Meta, etc. have been obnoxious with buzzwords in their presentations whereas Apple use their own terms.Well that was Google who said, 'AI' over 100 times.
'AI' was mentioned over 100 times during Google I/O in bid to compete with Microsoft and OpenAI
It took only 17 seconds for Google to say "AI" in its Google I/O keynote conference for the first time on Wednesday, and we stopped counting at over 100. Here are all the AI tools that it announced at the event, spanning nearly every product category it has.
It would essentially be Siri on steroids, not a separate GPT service.
That is what I want. I see no reason to introduce new branding for another chat bot. I’ve always wanted to see Siri be awesome. So I can thumb my nose at the android and Alexa naysayers.
It could already do that in a beta. But then Apple took it away, just like they took away siri‘s, ability to search photos according to location, objects, etc. like visual lookup can do.
