Apple has significantly ramped up its spending on artificial intelligence, according to a new report from
The Information that highlights Apple's AI and machine learning research.
Though Apple's AI chief John Giannandrea is said to be skeptical of AI chatbots, he established a team that is working on conversational AI four years ago. We have heard prior rumors about "Apple GPT" from
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Gurman in July said that Apple was experimenting with large language models, and some Apple employees have access to an "Ajax" internal chatbot.
With the 2022 debut of OpenAI's ChatGPT, chatbots suddenly became the must-have feature. Microsoft and Google have both launched chatbots, but there are so far no signs that Apple has a consumer-oriented product launching in the near future.
Apple's "Foundational Models" team that works on conversational AI includes just 16 people, but Apple is spending millions of dollars per day training its language models. Training large language models requires a lot of hardware, and as an example, OpenAI Sam Altman said the company
spent more than $100 million for GPT-4.
According to
The Information, Apple has other AI goals. The company is aiming to develop a feature that would allow a voice assistant like Siri to automate multi-step tasks. That functionality is available on the iPhone today, but workflows must be manually set up using the Shortcuts app.
The Siri team could have multi-step voice-controlled automation ready for use in iOS 18.
Apple also appears to have AI teams that are working on software to generate videos and images and multimodal AI that works with images, video, and text. The aforementioned Ajax chatbot that Apple is working with is supposedly more capable than the original ChatGPT 3.5 and has been trained on 200 billion parameters, but OpenAI's newer models are more powerful.
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Apple Spending Millions of Dollars a Day on Conversational AI
Misleading comment……spending millions per day. So, they just went to the Starbucks and ordered an AI grande? They have teams of people working on things all the time. Apple has been using AI for years…..note: the neural engine chip. So, when you come out with some BS comment that they are spending millions per day, you sound like a novice reporter and you are trying to make it sound like they are trying to catch up. If you read the news you’ll find that AI tools out there are providing ****** info…much of it is not accurate. Apple is known for getting things right so, these people just releasing **** products are **** companies. Take for instance, the newspaper that was using ChatGPT to release news articles…..they shut that down because the product was ****.
So, let me put it to you this way:
1. There were phones before the iPhone, but Apple reinvented the cell phone with the first touch screen smart phone….where is Nokia, Ericsson and blackberry?
2. Apple introduced the ipad and at the time no one understood its importance or why we needed it…..what do you think about it now?
3. Apple introduced the wearable and everyone said this and that and now where do you see them? Fitbit is trying to catch up.
4. Apple introduced the HomePod late…..or so they say, but reports show that Amazon has lost their ass in the ALEXA project.
5. Everyone says that apple is late on the foldable phone……yea right…..what are the sales of that ****** product introduced by the others…..if you recall, Samsung introduced a foldable phone that had serious problems with the fold.
What people fail to realize is that apple is not about the technology…..the fancy fold….the this or that. They are all about the experience….getting things right….not prematurely offering a product that they will regret….I predict that Apple’s introduction into the AI/AR space…..the product they launched is head and shoulders better then the crap prematurely introduced…..wait till you see what comes from their launch…..it will change the AI/AA space for the better…..everyone else focused on the gaming industry with their products…..short sighted. That space is limited….Apple’s vision is far more broad.
So do you want inferior products and ecosystems or do you want the right products?
Windows has been a piece of **** for years.
Apple has significantly ramped up its spending on artificial intelligence, according to a new report from
The Information that highlights Apple's AI and machine learning research.
Though Apple's AI chief John Giannandrea is said to be skeptical of AI chatbots, he established a team that is working on conversational AI four years ago. We have heard prior rumors about "Apple GPT" from
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Gurman in July said that Apple was experimenting with large language models, and some Apple employees have access to an "Ajax" internal chatbot.
With the 2022 debut of OpenAI's ChatGPT, chatbots suddenly became the must-have feature. Microsoft and Google have both launched chatbots, but there are so far no signs that Apple has a consumer-oriented product launching in the near future.
Apple's "Foundational Models" team that works on conversational AI includes just 16 people, but Apple is spending millions of dollars per day training its language models. Training large language models requires a lot of hardware, and as an example, OpenAI Sam Altman said the company
spent more than $100 million for GPT-4.
According to
The Information, Apple has other AI goals. The company is aiming to develop a feature that would allow a voice assistant like Siri to automate multi-step tasks. That functionality is available on the iPhone today, but workflows must be manually set up using the Shortcuts app.
The Siri team could have multi-step voice-controlled automation ready for use in iOS 18.
Apple also appears to have AI teams that are working on software to generate videos and images and multimodal AI that works with images, video, and text. The aforementioned Ajax chatbot that Apple is working with is supposedly more capable than the original ChatGPT 3.5 and has been trained on 200 billion parameters, but OpenAI's newer models are more powerful.
Article Link:
Apple Spending Millions of Dollars a Day on Conversational AI
Though Apple's AI chief John Giannandrea is said to be skeptical of AI chatbots, he established a team that is working on conversational AI four years ago. We have heard prior rumors about "Apple GPT" from
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Gurman in July said that Apple was experimenting with large language models, and some Apple employees have access to an "Ajax" internal chatbot.
With the 2022 debut of OpenAI's ChatGPT, chatbots suddenly became the must-have feature. Microsoft and Google have both launched chatbots, but there are so far no signs that Apple has a consumer-oriented product launching in the near future.
Apple's "Foundational Models" team that works on conversational AI includes just 16 people, but Apple is spending millions of dollars per day training its language models. Training large language models requires a lot of hardware, and as an example, OpenAI Sam Altman said the company
spent more than $100 million for GPT-4.
According to
The Information, Apple has other AI goals. The company is aiming to develop a feature that would allow a voice assistant like Siri to automate multi-step tasks. That functionality is available on the iPhone today, but workflows must be manually set up using the Shortcuts app.
The Siri team could have multi-step voice-controlled automation ready for use in iOS 18.
Apple also appears to have AI teams that are working on software to generate videos and images and multimodal AI that works with images, video, and text. The aforementioned Ajax chatbot that Apple is working with is supposedly more capable than the original ChatGPT 3.5 and has been trained on 200 billion parameters, but OpenAI's newer models are more powerful.
Article Link:
Apple Spending Millions of Dollars a Day on Conversational AI
Misleading comment……spending millions per day. So, they just went to the Starbucks and ordered an AI grande? They have teams of people working on things all the time. Apple has been using AI for years…..note: the neural engine chip. So, when you come out with some BS comment that they are spending millions per day, you sound like a novice reporter And you are trying to make it sound like they are trying to catch up. If you read the news you’ll find that AI tools out there are providing ****** info…much of it is not accurate. Apple is known for getting things right so, these people just releasing **** products are **** companies. Take for instance, the newspaper that was using ChatGPT to release news articles…..they shut that down because the product was ****.
So, let me put it to you this way:
1. There were phones before the iPhone, but Apple reinvented the cell phone with the first touch screen smart phone….where is Nokia, Ericsson and blackberry?
2. Apple introduced the ipad and at the time no one understood its importance or why we needed it…..what do you think about it now?
3. Apple introduced the wearable and everyone said this and that and now where do you see them? Fitbit is trying to catch up.
4. Apple introduced the HomePod late…..or so they say, but reports show that Amazon has lost their ass in the ALEXA project.
5. Everyone says that apple is late on the foldable phone……yea right…..what are the sales of that ****** product introduced by the others…..if you recall, Samsung introduced a foldable phone that had serious problems with the fold.
What people fail to realize is that apple is not about the technology…..the fancy fold….the this or that. They are all about the experience….getting things right….not prematurely offering a product that they will regret….I predict that Apple’s introduction into the AI/AR space…..the product they launched is head and shoulders better then the crap prematurely introduced…..wait till you see what comes from their launch…..it will change the AI/AA space for the better…..everyone else focused on the gaming industry with their products…..short sighted. That space is limited….Apple’s vision is far more broad.
So do you want inferior products and ecosystems or do you want the right products?
Windows has been a piece of **** for years.