Rafa is from Spain and just recently retired from ATP. BTW I like human intelligence better than AI.
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Apple Intelligence Update Will Add Clarification to Prevent Fake Headline Confusion
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It’s tough to see what Apple’s doing. They don’t know what they’re doing and don’t know where they’re going.
I turned off notification summary’s almost immediately, such a bad feature
That's not even remotely helpful. It's more of a way for Apple to wash its hands of culpability. This isn't going to help anyone except Apple
I noticed it said something incorrect the other day - can't remember what it was (related to notifications specific to me). I think I'll turn it off for now.
Some kind of indicator will go a long way towards preventing confusion, while they keep tuning their models.
That’s literary the only good feature of Apple intelligence. It’s so bad it’s comical. There is no reason to keep it on now.
I guarantee that this will not fix it. I would literally put money on it.
It’s classic engineering mentality, where they only ask if they could but never if they should.
Thanks for sharing this. I was wondering if turning it off were possible when I got the below “advice” earlier today. Maybe Google AI can help me find the coffeemaker that triples the amount of coffee you feed it in the process of brewing the espresso. Then I would just give it 2-3 grams to make an “Industry standard” single espresso and save money that way.
I definitely can see how summarizing some short notifications, into a sliiiiightly shorter notification (which may be less accurate/entirely untrue), and then adding a disclaimer to extend the notification back to its original length, will really optimize my workflows. 
I'm waiting for a thread where someone who needs to feel superior over Apple fans does not posture themselves.
how about add an option to see the original notification and rate the summary? scared it will be > 50% wrong?
Here's the rules I used in AdGuard settings -> Filters -> User Rules:
google.com###B2Jtydgoogle.com###m-x-content(not actually sure if they are both necessary, but this has been working great for a week or so)
I found them by using the "block an element" button after navigating to the search results page, then adjusting the min/max slider until it had more or less the part of the results page that I wanted to block.
Sometimes the summaries are very accurate and helpful. Oftentimes, they are confusing or wrong. It’s not ready for prime time. I do understand rolling the feature out, but this should have been in beta for longer, and by beta, I mean actual beta. Not something marketed as a groundbreaking feature to the masses. When I see Snoop Dogg on a T-Mobile commercial highlighting Apple Intelligence, that’s not what I traditionally consider to be a product in beta, whether they claim it is or not.
In theory this would be really useful to reverse the rise of clickbait headlines and quickly show the user the (usually underwhelming) one line summary of the story that the author/publisher made you read through 2 pages of waffle (and a ton of ads) to get to.
Apple Intelligence is the George Santos of technology.
I had Apple Intelligence disabled, so I wasn’t seeing the setting until it redownloaded everything. I see it now.
Is anyone actually surprised? Siri sucks and now Apple "Intelligence" sucks. Who'd have thunk it