Perplexity uses models from OpenAIThey should just buy Perplexity and catch up to the Assistant/AI features Android and others have had for a while now.
Perplexity uses models from OpenAIThey should just buy Perplexity and catch up to the Assistant/AI features Android and others have had for a while now.
It’s religion called Apple. That is why most of commentators would experience other technology than AppleThe continued bugs, lack of substantive new features, and inability to execute on their ideas without outsourcing makes me think Apple engineers are paid too much. It took them 3 years to design Liquid Glass for crying out loud. They haven't improved the skills of the original Apple Intelligence from 18.2. Heck, they haven't fixed App Library since it launched on iOS 14.
Look at it this way. Google is paying Apple 20 billion per year for Google to be the default search engine inside Safari. Apple is just reducing that payola by 1.2 billion per year. Consider it a discount for Google.
It’s called a Cartel. This is the way Big Corp skirts around monopoly laws. Think OPEC and Big Oil.The real Walled Garden are the Big Five securing each others marketshare.
I don’t think Steve is happy or unhappy about anything considering he’s dead.Damn bending the knee to google after the whole google maps fiasco back then.
Timmy you think Steve Jobs is happy about this?
If Apple pulls off a competent Siri revamp on the back of what investors see as a $1 billion spend, and it pushes up their share price and maybe helps with hardware sales, there's going to be even more pressure on the big AI firms to justify those insane capex figures right now.Makes me think of this image (below), which someone posted referencing the AI "financing deals" (that are circular and sending money back and forth between the same entities)
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That's not the case with these big models. Gemini Pro 2.5 helped me figure out a bug in some of my R code that ChatGPT and Perplexity couldn't help me fix.I’ve also played around with local models by Google and found them to be not that great compared to others.
Obviously these models are significantly smaller than what is referenced in this article, my perception is that Google is also behind the competition on AI.
It’s been widely reported on just the Open-AI / Oracle / Nvidia circle…(ahem) “club”. 100 billion dollar round robin of investment between these three on a regular basis.Makes me think of this image (below), which someone posted referencing the AI "financing deals" (that are circular and sending money back and forth between the same entities)
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Ignorance. I don't think people take the time to understand how the world around them actually works.It’s surprising how many people have no idea how this even works.
What makes you all think that Google will have access to your data?
If Apple pulls off a competent Siri revamp on the back of just a $1 billion spend
In the article: "The AI model that Google is developing for Apple will run on Apple's Private Cloud Compute servers, so Google will not have access to Apple data."Well that’s disappointing. The ‘privacy -that’s iPhone’ paying a billion bucks a year to a harvester firm.
I swear my grandmother brought that same hat back from an Alaskan cruise once!
Perplexity uses models from OpenAI
That’s an interesting point, about energy. Haven’t heard Apple talk about ‘environment’ in a while, maybe the data centers they utilize aren’t able to be run on as much renewable energy as they were expecting to use (prior to AI exploding in popularity)Concerned about the energy this is going to use. Not sure I need it, not sure I want it, and I wonder about privacy issues.
That’s an interesting point, about energy. Haven’t heard Apple talk about ‘environment’ in a while, maybe the data centers they utilize aren’t able to be run on as much renewable energy as they were expecting to use (prior to AI exploding in popularity)
The bar is literally at the floor for Siri right now. They'll pull something off by March that's better than what they have now and buy them enough time to introduce some newer AI features at WWDC26. It's clear the plan is to just keep chipping at this.
It's clear the plan is to just keep chipping at this.