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I really won't enjoy arguing with my computer to make it do things. But apparently this is the future 🙄.
It's terrible. The current solutions are kludges.

Work I'm doing won't fit within 1M context if I load it all so I have to pick and choose and manage the cognitive load of "ok, the model knows this but not that" across a lot of very in depth research, it is utterly exhausting.

I'm glad the technology exists to some degree but it's also so obviously not the correct end-state, especially for people using it for very in depth work. All of the MCP servers and .md files and hooks in the world don't solve fundamental problems with it, especially things that e.g. needlebench point out are flawed etc.

I wish I could skip ahead 5 years. World models will be so, so much better, assuming they are constructed properly and can run on high end consumer hardware.

For now this is the best we've got and it is punishing when pushed. And it costs an enormous amount of money, capital, and resources. And with Google, you also lose your privacy (youtube is subsidized, of course it is, because they want you logged in to get more data about you). Techno capitalism is grand.

With the new OS releases if Apple actually has a higher end modern version of Gemini running in a privacy-first way that can maintain some context between threads I would pay yet another subscription on top of the $$$$ I already do for these tools because that would be real value add. I'm hopeful but also skeptical considering they're Anthropic heavy internally.
 
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This is sad but true…all these companies will be constantly shoving AI down our throats til we say, “thank you, master” and, “can I have some more, pwease??”

please smh

Apple is interesting tho cuz they don’t really need AI at all smh
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Many of the AI haters are only seeing a small subset of AI, but it's so massively broad and many fronts are moving forward together.

Chat-based interfaces are just that ... an interface to the technology. Apple's goal is to make technology as invisible as possible. This means infusing AI behind the scenes in ways that unlock capabilities without requiring effort on part of the user.

We saw a ton of this today from Google, but one thing seemed to be threaded through all of it... Google pushing their ecosystem hard.

Other than Search, which I only use in Private Browsing mode, never signed in, I don't use any Google services. That's not an anti-Google stance, but staying open to services from other providers.

Am I missing out on some cool features? Probably, but I won't let myself become a Google-head with blinders on to the broader marketplace. I view that as a handicap. We've seen that in the Microsoft camp, too.

One handicap (my Apple ecosystem) is enough for me. 🤣
 
Its all fun and games until the computer tells you "I cant do that, Dave" 🤣
Have you every used Gemini, or any other AI Tool to create content? It's amazing how easy and fast you can create documents, presentations, apps, websites and whatever you can think of, that you couldn't do before, or needed a lot of time to do. It's not perfect. It takes the thinking not away from us. It helps us do things. It's like having an assistant that is always there and helps us with our daily tasks.
I use it every day at work, and I love it. It's not perfect and I will not trust whatever output it creates, but it allows me to do more in much less time. It improves my work in ways that were not possible before.
One thing though: Always challenge the AI. Always think for yourself. Do not trust it blindly. Use it as a tool, as a daily help. Do not let it consume your thoughts!
 
Google is on fire 🔥 with Gemini! Apple wasn't even mentioned once, other than a couple of mentions of macOS.
Part of the keynote demo was literally done on an iPhone 17 Pro Max and not a Google Pixel.

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I’d be reluctant to allow Gemini to access all my personal information, I want to keep AI seperate and only type in what I want.

I’ve found AI useful, but not Gemini, it seems to try to please too much and I’ve caught it hallucinating more than Claude or Grok. Gemini might improve (by plundering all this personal data) but we’ll see.

Also, is anyone paying for a Gemini?
 
The only thing i use in all of that lot is You Tube and that is via an app on my TV. so I doubt there will be any Ai on that.
I have a Android phone, but like my Mac, all Ai is turned off and will stay turned off, no Gemini app.
Not that Google will care, but their AI and any other AI can stay of my devices, I did not ask for it.
Damn, there are so many boomers in the comment section of macrumors 😂
 
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"C2PA content credentials are coming to Gemini and Chrome. Google's tools can tell if an image was captured with a camera or made with AI, and can determine whether an image captured with a camera was edited with AI. Users will be able to right-click on an image in Chrome and ask Gemini whether it was generated with AI."

I wonder if it will detect an AI-generated image that someone took a screenshot of and then edited.
I also wonder if it will flag their pixel and/or samsung photos that users take using the 100x zoom seeing as how thats all pretty much AI
 
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