For some reason everyone misses the point. You can't really mesure AI on human scale. It matters a lot on how you ask questions, the context you give to AI and how much user "IQ" and awareness of many subjects. I feel AI is more like an exponential tool for thinking. It makes exponentially better evey individual, think it as your own IQ raised to the power of the AI model/models you use. So someone let's say with IQ of 99 with AI will kick the ass of anyone with IQ of 150 with no AI. If the person with IQ 150 will use AI no one with less IQ will be able to win with under that IQ. It's simplified a lot but hope you get my point.
You can still be creative and productive working from home 5 days a week but also agree with going into the office 1-3 days for reinforcement learning.
Seems to me like Apple could construct their system LLM router that find the current model to use that's best for the situation. And that's a great way of outsourcing AI development, from Apple's point of view. So they can hedge their bets by picking what's the AI best at any one time. But I have no idea how Apple Intelligence is configured.
@@petchlnwzaaa Their clone of ChatGpt is as Large as Apple's EV - 3 bil parameters (exceptional for dumb q-s;) vs ChatGPT 175 bil & Llama 405 bil. Granny Siri competes with Bixby, not other LLMs ;)
@@petchlnwzaaa Their clone of ChatGpt is as Large as Apple's EV - 3 bil parameters (exceptional for dumb q-s;) vs ChatGPT 175 bil & Llama 405 bil. Granny Siri competes with Bixby, not other LLMs ;)
Their clone of ChatGpt LLM is as Large as Apple's EV - 3 bil parameters (exceptional for dumb q-s;) vs ChatGPT 175 bil & Llama 405 bil. Granny Siri competes with Bixby, not other LLMs ;)
With the return to office, the intent needs to be worked out clearly for it to work. Just getting people together tends to dampen high performance but bring up average performance. However in an AI world can you amplify high performing individuals with AI rather than other individuals (effectively what you do with a team) and does it have less friction. The other uses of getting people together, the true cross pollination and exploration of new ideas works better with something other than a cubicle farm. We may evolve work to be WFH punctuated with team building, retreats and sprints - something you already see in some small flexible parts of the IT industry
They aren’t behind in JUST the Ai area of technology. Many other phone companies have released technology beyond Apple’s released efforts and it is starting to show exponentially. I was hoping to upgrade from 13 Pro Max to the 16 PM this year but there is absolutely no reason to waste the money. I am still hopeful, but I am lucky to also have a Samsung to cover the areas in which Apple is insufficient.
S23 Ultra now much cheaper with AI, S-Pen (best of smartPhone & Tablet) + DEX for Windows-like desktop, so you don't need any Apple$ ;) battery lasts long & 98% health after ~2y with 45W super fast charging. New S25 Utlra in
It’s a bit shocking that most of my web queries and searches default to AI’s rather than Google searches. For things where I need more accuracy, I merely use a variety of AI’s and then back it up with where it found its sources. That’s the new workflow.
AI (in general) is still in its infancy stage. There's a long way to go before it can truly transform our daily life. In other words, I won't be buying a smartphone specifically for AI capabilities for another 5-10 years _when I'll be ready to replace my current device._
I've been using ChatGPT for a week and it has already changed my life. I would suggest experimenting with it more. Literally, ask it anything and be surprised what it opens up.
Sorry, Apple wasted their time and money on that ridiculous Vision Pro. If they had to showcase their glasses, they had to make sure it’s something that has utility and that can be used outside for everyday use, not just a novelty for mostly inside the home use. They basically google glassed themselves and Vision Pro is now just basically a product for hardcore Apple fans. As a result, while they may not be behind, their AI efforts slowed down (I mean Apple is not really what comes to mind now when people are talking about AI compared to OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini) and they had to halt their Apple car efforts which could’ve been a direct competitor to Tesla while they would’ve kept pace with full self driving autonomy AI, which means they could’ve still kept pace with AI from the big two in the market now had they pursued Apple car since they would’ve directly competed with Tesla AI while still being competitive with Google and OpenAI.
Broadly speaking, your employer doesn't care about you. They have all secretly been looking for ways to compensate you as little as you'll take or replace you entirely. It's basically how I treat my family so I understand.
I personally think two days at the office is more than enough if at all for certain careers. As Gen X and the rest of the baby boomers age out, you will see remote work more and more! The benefits of being in the office is outweighed by the benefits of being at home. I worked in an office for over 20 years prior to Covid and even then we were asking why we need to be in the office everyday. We were screaming for 2-3 day in office. This was when it got to the point where everyone had laptops. I’ll leave it at this. I can get more work done in half the time at home!
I remain cautious about Apples AI APPLE has a long long history of being brilliant as long as you want to do what Mr Apple thinks you need to do But want to do something a little varied from what Mr Apple thinks you should want to do and you’re right out of luck
people who have been replaced by AI are going to rail against AI and its going to be hard for them to embrace that technology.. And who is going to be able to affort to buy products and services when most of the population is out of work?
I just updated to iOS 18… dumber than before. Going to give you proof of it being a negative update. After said update I could not get Siri to use voice only when talking responding to me. I had to Google how to fix it. When I then turned on by my self “talk only” feature in Siri it seemed to work until it did not within seconds of making the change. At least my old Siri always talked to me. At least Chat 4o can tell me how to fix the issue, but not Siri. This is behind what I have now.
We need AI to help us cure cancer and come up with work drive, hyperdrive, light speed, something like that. Other than that, …. Why should I care. The industry is ramming this AI stuff down your throat because it’s going to enable them to have far far cheaper research, development, and manufacturing. That is only gonna serve to put all of us out of work. I’m open to other ideas and attitudes on the subject. Seriously! Please help me understand why the average person wants any of this AI stuff.
I’m liking Apple’s marketing on this: nobody cares about "AI". They care what the phone can do. Outside of those of us in the tech industry, nobody runs around saying, "Look at the new AI features." It’s, "AI? What’s that?" "Look at these cool writing tools!" "Look at how it summarizes my notifications!" Look how smart Siri has become!" AI is cool right now, but in ten years it will just be part of the water tech swims in. Trying to market it as "AI" is short-sighted.
@@dimiberberu I’m running iOS 18.1. Siri is a bit smarter about context, has better access to on device data, and can interact with some apps better. It’s not the full new ChatGPT-esque Siri - won’t see that until sometime next year - but Siri is already more capable.
It’s kind of like having an assistant that you can put to work on something. Let’s say you need a list of all the shut out games the Giants have ever played. You can ask it to get that list for you. Now at this point you had better check because these LLMs lie and hallucinate. However unlike search, that will find you a web page with stats, these LLMs will actually pull together results from different sources. Another example, need to write a 1,000 word essay on the history of racing the isle of man and don’t have the time or energy to do it yourself? It will do it for you and you can tweak it yourself. Need some good ad copy for a section of your website? Just ask it to write an ad description for your urban sombrero.
Very behind, even more on EVs (not capable of delivering & gave up ;) Samsung AI has been available since Jan'24 & compatible to many devices 2y ago. iPhones with less RAM cannot handle AI (needs uncompressed RAM for parallel processing that iOS is not very good on it) & FREE ;) Then up to 1/3 of Hallucinations will reduce the HYPE TRUST :(
@@Wankidy Not even a little bit. Apple has its own artificial intelligence technologies that it incorporates into its products and services, such as Siri, machine learning features in apps, and AI-powered enhancements like image recognition in the Photos app. While Apple may use models similar to GPT for some features, ChatGPT is a product developed by OpenAI, and Apple has not officially announced any integration of ChatGPT specifically into its AI systems. Apple focuses on privacy-centric AI, meaning much of their machine learning occurs directly on devices (on-device AI), rather than relying heavily on cloud-based models like ChatGPT.
The bigger problem is that Apple Intelligence will only work on iPhone 15 Pro(Max) and iPhone 16(Plus/Pro/Pro Max). So if it comes out eventually, and want to make use of it, chances are you have to buy a new iPhone.
It’s not common for Apple to do this. It’s very much a Microsoft pastime. For this AI thing though, it’s actually highly recommended to take the slow and cautious approach. Apple was likely just pressured by industry and customers to have something available before being labeled as irrelevant in this space.
I agree people aren’t going to use a PhD mathematicians calculator daily but….. if the AI becomes intelligent enough to accurately keep track of everyone’s photos text messages and emails and can access them or pull up past projects or you can say hey make a collage of these people or this project…. Would that change your mind? Would the average person rely on an AI that can help them do average person stuff exceptionally
@@lionshearthealth5235 always remember this apple is always behind. We already have that in windows recall. Do you think people like that? They even switch to linux. When ever there is a new apple update for example rearranging your apps icon with colors or a control center Android phones already did way way ahead. If you are in a close ecosystem and never goes out you would think apple is always ahead.
It helped with around 70% of last year's GitHub submissions. The applications of AI will probably effect everything in our society more profoundly that the internet did.
@@lionshearthealth5235 That contradicts Apple's privacy, as OpenAI will know everything. Same as Apple tracks your communication/finances/movements but pretends to be honest ;)
Foldable screen tech is not there yet… Apple is right to avoid it until it can be perfected… all the people I know that got foldable screens have abandoned them…
I live in a very dusty/sandy environment. There is no way I'm wasting my money on a foldable phone. The dust/dirt out here destroys hinges, slider mechanisms, anything that is an area that has friction of any kind.
@@20NewJourney23You're right but people who live in clean places will definitely buy it and get insurance and fix it, fixing it will become easier and cheaper and companies love making money from fixing tech and certain people will get it for status, the trifold from Huawei is a status symbol and unfortunately showing your caliber is still a thing
Gemini is that woke AI right? The one that taints your request with inaccurate depiction of people of history race or certain types of comedians when you test it to see if it is racist.
Why would I think they’re behind? I didn’t in fact I jumped on board before the hype and release whe M4 was released on the iPad and hearing “murmurings” of future goodies❤
Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been engaging o1 in a rather deep discussion of Kantian epistemology, and I can promise you, it’s no where near a 120 IQ in reasoning. It’s decent in formulating Kant-esque responses to certain issues, but in terms of original reasoning, I’d say it’s on par with my better high school philosophy class students.
@@nathanaelculver5308 How do you as LLM apply DiaMat in your reasoning? Dialectical materialism is philosophical approach that is typically associated with human thought & analysis. However, I (LLM) can provide you with info on how DiaMat is applied in various fields, such as sociology, economics & cultural studies. This info can help you understand concepts & principles of dialectical materialism & how they can be used to analyze different aspects of society& history. If you understand that then you are better than LLM. LLM answer about cats: While AI can execute certain tasks with high precision & speed, it does not possess AGI or consciousness of living beings like cats. The comparison is more metaphorical than literal, highlighting differences between artificial computational abilities& natural cognitive functions. Most in the West (particularly in US/UK do not understand Kant/philosophy too ;)
@@nathanaelculver5308 How do you as LLM apply DiaMat in your reasoning? Dialectical materialism is philosophical approach that is typically associated with human thought & analysis. However, I (LLM) can provide you with info on how DiaMat is applied in various fields, such as sociology, economics & cultural studies. This info can help you understand concepts & principles of dialectical materialism & how they can be used to analyze different aspects of society& history. If you understand that then you are better than LLM. LLM answer about cats: While AI can execute certain tasks with high precision & speed, it does not possess AGI or consciousness of living beings like cats. The comparison is more metaphorical than literal, highlighting differences between artificial computational abilities& natural cognitive functions. Most in the West (particularly in US/UK do not understand Kant/philosophy too ;)
I don’t think there’s any reason to get hung up on whether computers can/will be able to think. Thinking isn’t nearly as abstract as consciousness. Based on the summarized chain of thought we are seeing from o1, it is thinking. That doesn’t imply consciousness, AGI, feeling or opinion formation. So, assuming that the chain of thought summary is accurate, I have no doubt that computers will be able to think and probably already are
Well, on other areas they are horrible behind. We now have tri-fold phones released and Apple can't even get to bi-folds... I would much rather have an Apple bi-fold than more overhyped AI...
I never considered that Apple might integrate many different AI models to handle various tasks for the iPhone 16 owner. This is a profound idea, which could pave the way for widespread adoption of generative AI models and Internet 4.0, potentially making web pages obsolete.
if this good stuff got baked into siri id love it, if siri could only answer our questions and understand language and context better so it could be faster and more accurate at my voice to text typing
In a certain way that kind of are because all the different features that are coming out in 2024 are kind of little but the bigger stuff that we’re looking for is in 2025 and it could be the iPhone 7 Pro or Pro Max or the 17 or 17+ models features if it comes way late in 2025 this is just my opinion my honest thoughts but yeah
I would suggest your interpretation of an accountant is inaccurate, you are confusing the same with a bookkeeper who provides routine and repeating services whereas an accountant's tasks are far more varied and complex. I do not believe a company should consider/be responsible for a better life, many businesses are realising that a significant majority of home workers are time-wasting and grossly inefficient and teamwork and cohesion are degrading the business / product. The concept works for diligent and conscientious and that is not the majority. The company is losing revenue. if the individual wants fewer hours to work then change the job do not expect the person paying your wages to adapt to you
18:08 @bravada I agree with their points on accounting. My wife has been searching for a good accountant for years, and the experience has been similar. The issue we often face is that most accountants prioritize the easiest approach, rather than what’s best for their clients, especially with small or medium-sized businesses. Larger firms may have the expertise, but their fees are typically out of reach for smaller businesses. I often find myself looking up tax laws and providing accountants with detailed information just to get things done correctly. Most accountants seem reluctant to go beyond standard practices, especially when it comes to handling more complex setups, like an LLC taxed as an S-Corp. For example, when my wife set up a solo 401(k), our accountants had no idea how to properly allocate funds or provide the right guidance. Recently, with her business facing a downturn, the accountant couldn’t even advise on adjusting her salary. She had to figure it out herself. This is our third accountant-the first was a family friend who primarily dealt with W-2 clients. The second, a local medium-sized firm, charged over $1,000 and only saved us $500, and that was because I personally researched tax strategies. Now we’re with a slightly better accountant who charges $800 a year for both personal and business returns. I hope more accountants start leveraging technology and thinking critically about how to provide more value to clients. Just to illustrate our situation, we have a business, W-2 income, a brokerage account, assets outside the brokerage and home, significant dividend income, a solo 401(k), and we contribute time, effort, and money to various nonprofits. It shouldn’t be this hard to find an accountant who can handle that without constant guidance. If AI can now do the basics, why do I need an accountant until these accountants actually help with more complex tasks and of course AI gets better with math because right now it sucks. I may leverage my own LLM model to do what I already do and get a accountant that will work in the niche areas where LLM’s might get too confused because the tax code at times is inconsistent to appoint that you may need a tax attorney. If this technology could make a CPA focus their efforts on the law this would be an awesome thing, but I think it will take yearsbecause a lot of accountants even younger ones have an old mentality.
apple's AI will have to evolve into their products and software using various llm's format and it's future especially for the i phone. so i,ll wait to see what comes next to consider upgrading. excellent! AI Review. R&M
For some reason everyone misses the point. You can't really mesure AI on human scale. It matters a lot on how you ask questions, the context you give to AI and how much user "IQ" and awareness of many subjects. I feel AI is more like an exponential tool for thinking. It makes exponentially better evey individual, think it as your own IQ raised to the power of the AI model/models you use. So someone let's say with IQ of 99 with AI will kick the ass of anyone with IQ of 150 with no AI. If the person with IQ 150 will use AI no one with less IQ will be able to win with under that IQ. It's simplified a lot but hope you get my point.
You can still be creative and productive working from home 5 days a week but also agree with going into the office 1-3 days for reinforcement learning.
I love the intelligent discussion, well done expanding upon the various ways AI can help and hurt! Turned notifications on!
Seems to me like Apple could construct their system LLM router that find the current model to use that's best for the situation. And that's a great way of outsourcing AI development, from Apple's point of view. So they can hedge their bets by picking what's the AI best at any one time. But I have no idea how Apple Intelligence is configured.
They have no AI & borrow other's - that is expensive for iPay 4 iCult ;)
@@DimitarBerberulmao they have their own LLM that will use to power new Siri
@@petchlnwzaaa Their clone of ChatGpt is as Large as Apple's EV - 3 bil parameters (exceptional for dumb q-s;) vs ChatGPT 175 bil & Llama 405 bil.
Granny Siri competes with Bixby, not other LLMs ;)
@@petchlnwzaaa Their clone of ChatGpt is as Large as Apple's EV - 3 bil parameters (exceptional for dumb q-s;) vs ChatGPT 175 bil & Llama 405 bil.
Granny Siri competes with Bixby, not other LLMs ;)
Their clone of ChatGpt LLM is as Large as Apple's EV - 3 bil parameters (exceptional for dumb q-s;) vs ChatGPT 175 bil & Llama 405 bil.
Granny Siri competes with Bixby, not other LLMs ;)
With the return to office, the intent needs to be worked out clearly for it to work. Just getting people together tends to dampen high performance but bring up average performance. However in an AI world can you amplify high performing individuals with AI rather than other individuals (effectively what you do with a team) and does it have less friction. The other uses of getting people together, the true cross pollination and exploration of new ideas works better with something other than a cubicle farm. We may evolve work to be WFH punctuated with team building, retreats and sprints - something you already see in some small flexible parts of the IT industry
They aren’t behind in JUST the Ai area of technology. Many other phone companies have released technology beyond Apple’s released efforts and it is starting to show exponentially. I was hoping to upgrade from 13 Pro Max to the 16 PM this year but there is absolutely no reason to waste the money. I am still hopeful, but I am lucky to also have a Samsung to cover the areas in which Apple is insufficient.
S23 Ultra now much cheaper with AI, S-Pen (best of smartPhone & Tablet) + DEX for Windows-like desktop, so you don't need any Apple$ ;) battery lasts long & 98% health after ~2y with 45W super fast charging. New S25 Utlra in
Start every other show with Matt shouting "you are wrong!" about the main topic. It's catchy.
I’ve worked CSR from home. If yiu are a super soldier, it works. If not , it’s super stressful.
It’s a bit shocking that most of my web queries and searches default to AI’s rather than Google searches. For things where I need more accuracy, I merely use a variety of AI’s and then back it up with where it found its sources. That’s the new workflow.
not much about Apple AI, more about working at home
I don’t see llama in that chart.
Where is the part that talks about Apple's new AI masterpiece? I only hear about OpenAI released o1-preview model and you guys talk about it.
AI (in general) is still in its infancy stage. There's a long way to go before it can truly transform our daily life. In other words, I won't be buying a smartphone specifically for AI capabilities for another 5-10 years _when I'll be ready to replace my current device._
I've been using ChatGPT for a week and it has already changed my life. I would suggest experimenting with it more. Literally, ask it anything and be surprised what it opens up.
Sorry, Apple wasted their time and money on that ridiculous Vision Pro. If they had to showcase their glasses, they had to make sure it’s something that has utility and that can be used outside for everyday use, not just a novelty for mostly inside the home use. They basically google glassed themselves and Vision Pro is now just basically a product for hardcore Apple fans. As a result, while they may not be behind, their AI efforts slowed down (I mean Apple is not really what comes to mind now when people are talking about AI compared to OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini) and they had to halt their Apple car efforts which could’ve been a direct competitor to Tesla while they would’ve kept pace with full self driving autonomy AI, which means they could’ve still kept pace with AI from the big two in the market now had they pursued Apple car since they would’ve directly competed with Tesla AI while still being competitive with Google and OpenAI.
Broadly speaking, your employer doesn't care about you. They have all secretly been looking for ways to compensate you as little as you'll take or replace you entirely. It's basically how I treat my family so I understand.
I personally think two days at the office is more than enough if at all for certain careers. As Gen X and the rest of the baby boomers age out, you will see remote work more and more! The benefits of being in the office is outweighed by the benefits of being at home. I worked in an office for over 20 years prior to Covid and even then we were asking why we need to be in the office everyday. We were screaming for 2-3 day in office. This was when it got to the point where everyone had laptops. I’ll leave it at this. I can get more work done in half the time at home!
Currently, the IQ of Apple intelligence is zero.
I remain cautious about Apples AI APPLE has a long long history of being brilliant as long as you want to do what Mr Apple thinks you need to do But want to do something a little varied from what Mr Apple thinks you should want to do and you’re right out of luck
Samsung is not slow with ai. Thanks.
people who have been replaced by AI are going to rail against AI and its going to be hard for them to embrace that technology.. And who is going to be able to affort to buy products and services when most of the population is out of work?
Apple is most expensive so it goes the Blackberry way ;)
I guess we'll need a new economic model
I just updated to iOS 18… dumber than before. Going to give you proof of it being a negative update. After said update I could not get Siri to use voice only when talking responding to me. I had to Google how to fix it. When I then turned on by my self “talk only” feature in Siri it seemed to work until it did not within seconds of making the change. At least my old Siri always talked to me. At least Chat 4o can tell me how to fix the issue, but not Siri. This is behind what I have now.
Some of us are much more excited about incremental improvement, like those to Calculator and Notes. Siri's day will come.
WHAT APPLE AI?
We need AI to help us cure cancer and come up with work drive, hyperdrive, light speed, something like that. Other than that, …. Why should I care.
The industry is ramming this AI stuff down your throat because it’s going to enable them to have far far cheaper research, development, and manufacturing. That is only gonna serve to put all of us out of work.
I’m open to other ideas and attitudes on the subject. Seriously! Please help me understand why the average person wants any of this AI stuff.
LMAO!!!! Sounds like a carny. Sorry. Running the latest Apple stuff and OS and AppInt is a future (hopefully) product.
I’m liking Apple’s marketing on this: nobody cares about "AI". They care what the phone can do. Outside of those of us in the tech industry, nobody runs around saying, "Look at the new AI features."
It’s, "AI? What’s that?" "Look at these cool writing tools!" "Look at how it summarizes my notifications!" Look how smart Siri has become!"
AI is cool right now, but in ten years it will just be part of the water tech swims in. Trying to market it as "AI" is short-sighted.
Trying to say Siri is now smarter when we know it's dumbest is just iMarketing ;)
@@dimiberberu I’m running iOS 18.1. Siri is a bit smarter about context, has better access to on device data, and can interact with some apps better. It’s not the full new ChatGPT-esque Siri - won’t see that until sometime next year - but Siri is already more capable.
@@nathanaelculver5308 Siri is still the dumbest by any criteria. Samsung AI is far better.
@@dimiberberu I have no interest at all in getting involved sheep wars. You like Samsung? Go for it.
@@nathanaelculver5308 I need productivity with S-pen, but I like Huawei when it's released outside China (Western models are Biased ;)
How will it compare to copilot?
Hopefully better than Copilot. Copilot is so disappointing.
Ai should not be used in music it’s pathetic
Maybe analyzes the problem would be more accurate than thinks about the problem
It doesn’t think, as you say. But now it’s slower too?
Yes…. What does it do?!?!?!?!? Why does the average person want it?!?!?!?!?
It’s kind of like having an assistant that you can put to work on something.
Let’s say you need a list of all the shut out games the Giants have ever played. You can ask it to get that list for you. Now at this point you had better check because these LLMs lie and hallucinate.
However unlike search, that will find you a web page with stats, these LLMs will actually pull together results from different sources.
Another example, need to write a 1,000 word essay on the history of racing the isle of man and don’t have the time or energy to do it yourself? It will do it for you and you can tweak it yourself.
Need some good ad copy for a section of your website? Just ask it to write an ad description for your urban sombrero.
Either way apple is way late to the game and owns very little of intellectual property rights.
Very behind, even more on EVs (not capable of delivering & gave up ;) Samsung AI has been available since Jan'24 & compatible to many devices 2y ago. iPhones with less RAM cannot handle AI (needs uncompressed RAM for parallel processing that iOS is not very good on it) & FREE ;)
Then up to 1/3 of Hallucinations will reduce the HYPE TRUST :(
This headline is so bad for this video
yes, it should be ...Apple lies, too much behind...
So Apple Intelligence is Chat GPT. Got it
& available on any other device via Chrome
Apple also has on-device AI coming.
@ky314 i know right. Just like a better Siri has been coming for years now
@@Wankidy Not even a little bit.
Apple has its own artificial intelligence technologies that it incorporates into its products and services, such as Siri, machine learning features in apps, and AI-powered enhancements like image recognition in the Photos app. While Apple may use models similar to GPT for some features, ChatGPT is a product developed by OpenAI, and Apple has not officially announced any integration of ChatGPT specifically into its AI systems.
Apple focuses on privacy-centric AI, meaning much of their machine learning occurs directly on devices (on-device AI), rather than relying heavily on cloud-based models like ChatGPT.
The problem with Apple 🍎 Co. is that they tell the people we have AI 🤖 for the Apple phone 📱 16,now you have to wait.
The bigger problem is that Apple Intelligence will only work on iPhone 15 Pro(Max) and iPhone 16(Plus/Pro/Pro Max). So if it comes out eventually, and want to make use of it, chances are you have to buy a new iPhone.
It’s just until
October,
@@royalestatesllc4704 never buy a product on the promise of future software
Nice, people in europe will probably wait for years🤣
It’s not common for Apple to do this. It’s very much a Microsoft pastime. For this AI thing though, it’s actually highly recommended to take the slow and cautious approach. Apple was likely just pressured by industry and customers to have something available before being labeled as irrelevant in this space.
No matter how good the A.I people just don’t use it daily. If you have the most intelligent calculator in the world do you use it? Nope
I agree people aren’t going to use a PhD mathematicians calculator daily but….. if the AI becomes intelligent enough to accurately keep track of everyone’s photos text messages and emails and can access them or pull up past projects or you can say hey make a collage of these people or this project….
Would that change your mind?
Would the average person rely on an AI that can help them do average person stuff exceptionally
AI is one of those things where you use it daily and don’t even know it or you don’t think about it being AI.
@@lionshearthealth5235 always remember this apple is always behind. We already have that in windows recall. Do you think people like that? They even switch to linux. When ever there is a new apple update for example rearranging your apps icon with colors or a control center Android phones already did way way ahead. If you are in a close ecosystem and never goes out you would think apple is always ahead.
It helped with around 70% of last year's GitHub submissions. The applications of AI will probably effect everything in our society more profoundly that the internet did.
@@lionshearthealth5235 That contradicts Apple's privacy, as OpenAI will know everything. Same as Apple tracks your communication/finances/movements but pretends to be honest ;)
Foldable screen tech is not there yet… Apple is right to avoid it until it can be perfected… all the people I know that got foldable screens have abandoned them…
I don’t know why. I didn’t had one but I just don’t like them anyway. I don’t want a foldable bigger screen while having a chunk of tec in your pants
I live in a very dusty/sandy environment. There is no way I'm wasting my money on a foldable phone. The dust/dirt out here destroys hinges, slider mechanisms, anything that is an area that has friction of any kind.
@@20NewJourney23You're right but people who live in clean places will definitely buy it and get insurance and fix it, fixing it will become easier and cheaper and companies love making money from fixing tech and certain people will get it for status, the trifold from Huawei is a status symbol and unfortunately showing your caliber is still a thing
@@esscce "showing your caliber" is vanity, idolizing things that are worthless when compared to what really matters in life.
@@20NewJourney23 well that's why we still have Gucci Balenciaga
Selling jewellery and nice tech
Gemini is that woke AI right? The one that taints your request with inaccurate depiction of people of history race or certain types of comedians when you test it to see if it is racist.
Your attention has been GOTTEN!!
These kids who don't use the past participle . . .
Thank you so much for being so helpful and informative.
I’m SO ready for Apple Ai❤
No AI in Apple, only profit for them via your $$s ;)
why does your shaved head looks like its fake
Why would I think they’re behind? I didn’t in fact I jumped on board before the hype and release whe M4 was released on the iPad and hearing “murmurings” of future goodies❤
Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been engaging o1 in a rather deep discussion of Kantian epistemology, and I can promise you, it’s no where near a 120 IQ in reasoning. It’s decent in formulating Kant-esque responses to certain issues, but in terms of original reasoning, I’d say it’s on par with my better high school philosophy class students.
Even cats have higher IQ than o1 ;) We are still in the Hype cycle
@@dimiberberu I beg to differ. I tried discussing Kant with my cat.
@@nathanaelculver5308 How do you as LLM apply DiaMat in your reasoning?
Dialectical materialism is philosophical approach that is typically associated with human thought & analysis.
However, I (LLM) can provide you with info on how DiaMat is applied in various fields, such as sociology, economics & cultural studies. This info can help you understand concepts & principles of dialectical materialism & how they can be used to analyze different aspects of society& history.
If you understand that then you are better than LLM.
LLM answer about cats:
While AI can execute certain tasks with high precision & speed, it does not possess AGI or consciousness of living beings like cats. The comparison is more metaphorical than literal, highlighting differences between artificial computational abilities& natural cognitive functions.
Most in the West (particularly in US/UK do not understand Kant/philosophy too ;)
@@nathanaelculver5308Have you tried engaging him/her/them in a discussion with Peter Singer?
@@nathanaelculver5308 How do you as LLM apply DiaMat in your reasoning?
Dialectical materialism is philosophical approach that is typically associated with human thought & analysis.
However, I (LLM) can provide you with info on how DiaMat is applied in various fields, such as sociology, economics & cultural studies. This info can help you understand concepts & principles of dialectical materialism & how they can be used to analyze different aspects of society& history.
If you understand that then you are better than LLM.
LLM answer about cats:
While AI can execute certain tasks with high precision & speed, it does not possess AGI or consciousness of living beings like cats. The comparison is more metaphorical than literal, highlighting differences between artificial computational abilities& natural cognitive functions.
Most in the West (particularly in US/UK do not understand Kant/philosophy too ;)
I don’t think there’s any reason to get hung up on whether computers can/will be able to think. Thinking isn’t nearly as abstract as consciousness. Based on the summarized chain of thought we are seeing from o1, it is thinking. That doesn’t imply consciousness, AGI, feeling or opinion formation. So, assuming that the chain of thought summary is accurate, I have no doubt that computers will be able to think and probably already are
Copilot is dope. Gemini can't draw yet.
Gemini can generate images, very well actually. I would say Gemini creates better images than Copilot. When you say Copilot “draws” what do you mean?
@@orthodox_gentleman it's easy to make images with copilot.
All have some strengths & weakneses. Apple has no own AI (every1 can use OpenAI or better, but integration is better on Galaxy & Pixel)
Well, on other areas they are horrible behind. We now have tri-fold phones released and Apple can't even get to bi-folds... I would much rather have an Apple bi-fold than more overhyped AI...
If folding phones are a thing that most people want. And does that fold wear out?
Lmao 🤦♀️
I like folds, but most average consumers could care less about them. Trust me.
If you think AI is overhyped, you’re using it wrong.
Folding phones are a niche product and they will be for a long time. I personally don’t want a plastic screen phone.
Thank you
I never considered that Apple might integrate many different AI models to handle various tasks for the iPhone 16 owner. This is a profound idea, which could pave the way for widespread adoption of generative AI models and Internet 4.0, potentially making web pages obsolete.
OpenRouter also has an Auto mode to route prompts to the best models.
if this good stuff got baked into siri id love it, if siri could only answer our questions and understand language and context better so it could be faster and more accurate at my voice to text typing
In a certain way that kind of are because all the different features that are coming out in 2024 are kind of little but the bigger stuff that we’re looking for is in 2025 and it could be the iPhone 7 Pro or Pro Max or the 17 or 17+ models features if it comes way late in 2025 this is just my opinion my honest thoughts but yeah
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You knew the suck up was coming with those ugly earbuds pooping out of his ear
There's nothing wrong with a 5 day work week. It's definitely true that each generation gets lazier. Get off your ass and work.
I would suggest your interpretation of an accountant is inaccurate, you are confusing the same with a bookkeeper who provides routine and repeating services whereas an accountant's tasks are far more varied and complex. I do not believe a company should consider/be responsible for a better life, many businesses are realising that a significant majority of home workers are time-wasting and grossly inefficient and teamwork and cohesion are degrading the business / product. The concept works for diligent and conscientious and that is not the majority. The company is losing revenue. if the individual wants fewer hours to work then change the job do not expect the person paying your wages to adapt to you
18:08 @bravada
I agree with their points on accounting. My wife has been searching for a good accountant for years, and the experience has been similar. The issue we often face is that most accountants prioritize the easiest approach, rather than what’s best for their clients, especially with small or medium-sized businesses. Larger firms may have the expertise, but their fees are typically out of reach for smaller businesses.
I often find myself looking up tax laws and providing accountants with detailed information just to get things done correctly. Most accountants seem reluctant to go beyond standard practices, especially when it comes to handling more complex setups, like an LLC taxed as an S-Corp. For example, when my wife set up a solo 401(k), our accountants had no idea how to properly allocate funds or provide the right guidance.
Recently, with her business facing a downturn, the accountant couldn’t even advise on adjusting her salary. She had to figure it out herself. This is our third accountant-the first was a family friend who primarily dealt with W-2 clients. The second, a local medium-sized firm, charged over $1,000 and only saved us $500, and that was because I personally researched tax strategies. Now we’re with a slightly better accountant who charges $800 a year for both personal and business returns.
I hope more accountants start leveraging technology and thinking critically about how to provide more value to clients. Just to illustrate our situation, we have a business, W-2 income, a brokerage account, assets outside the brokerage and home, significant dividend income, a solo 401(k), and we contribute time, effort, and money to various nonprofits. It shouldn’t be this hard to find an accountant who can handle that without constant guidance. If AI can now do the basics, why do I need an accountant until these accountants actually help with more complex tasks and of course AI gets better with math because right now it sucks. I may leverage my own LLM model to do what I already do and get a accountant that will work in the niche areas where LLM’s might get too confused because the tax code at times is inconsistent to appoint that you may need a tax attorney. If this technology could make a CPA focus their efforts on the law this would be an awesome thing, but I think it will take yearsbecause a lot of accountants even younger ones have an old mentality.
Apple AI sucks
apple's AI will have to evolve into their products and software using various llm's format and it's future especially for the i phone. so i,ll wait to see what comes next to consider upgrading. excellent! AI Review. R&M