My understanding of the AI features is that it addresses precisely the problem you face with so many features. In theory, just ask your phone what you want to do. It can likely do it for you or, if you ask, tell you how to do it manually. And there's no need to push to use new features. I may not use much new until such time as I need something. I'll scan through its capabilities but then mostly file that in the back of my mind until I have a need. Eventually my daily habits will evolve to use these features more.
What you have is a withdrawn faulty version. There is no official iPadOS 18.0 for the M4 iPad.
Just because they are added you don’t have to use them right away. There won’t be a test.
exactly. The key to good software is to make it super simple for anyone wanting to do simple things, and super capable for anyone that needs that enough to learn a bit more. The key to AI is to bridge the gap between the two.
Is it really such a big issue? Sure it’s not 100% correct to do the advertising and not have those features ready but we’re talking about ~1 month and not a year or so.
I think sometimes there is a crazy and partially funny bubble of a mismatch between advertising, complaining and real life usage scenarios.
I think that visual intelligence might be good, I was thinking last night it would have come in handy for something instead of taking a pic and doing a search
