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Apple staged the AI comeback we've been hoping for - but here's where it still needs work
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During WWDC 2024, Apple introduced the Apple Intelligence platform, integrating advanced AI capabilities across its ecosystem. The platform utilizes large language and generative models to handle text, images, and in-app actions. On-device AI capabilities require an A17 Pro chip, limiting them to iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max users. For more demanding tasks, Apple introduced Private Cloud Compute (PCC), a cloud intelligence system designed for private AI processing. Apple also introduced its AI infrastructure, including on-device and server-based language models. However, Apple fell short in AI infrastructure leadership by not announcing AI-accelerated server appliances at the edge. Apple has shown willingness to integrate third-party services and partner with multiple AI providers. Smart notifications and writing tools leverage on-device language models. Apple has opened up creative possibilities with AI image generation and Genmoji. Siri has been upgraded with advanced natural language processing and contextual awareness. Apple aims to enhance AI capabilities across all its products. Apple is empowering developers with tools and APIs through an extensive lineup of developer sessions at WWDC 2024. Despite the exciting announcements, there are still gaps in third-party integration, proactive assistance, and ethical AI practices. Apple's announcements align with several key recommendations but fall short in certain areas. Addressing these gaps could enhance Apple's competitive position in the AI race.
#Apple #Ai #Wwdc2024 #AppleIntelligence #OndeviceAi #PrivateCloudCompute #ThirdpartyIntegration #Siri #DeveloperSessions
https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-staged-the-ai-comeback-weve-been-hoping-for-but-heres-where-it-still-needs-work/
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During WWDC 2024, Apple introduced the Apple Intelligence platform, integrating advanced AI capabilities across its ecosystem. The platform utilizes large language and generative models to handle text, images, and in-app actions. On-device AI capabilities require an A17 Pro chip, limiting them to iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max users. For more demanding tasks, Apple introduced Private Cloud Compute (PCC), a cloud intelligence system designed for private AI processing. Apple also introduced its AI infrastructure, including on-device and server-based language models. However, Apple fell short in AI infrastructure leadership by not announcing AI-accelerated server appliances at the edge. Apple has shown willingness to integrate third-party services and partner with multiple AI providers. Smart notifications and writing tools leverage on-device language models. Apple has opened up creative possibilities with AI image generation and Genmoji. Siri has been upgraded with advanced natural language processing and contextual awareness. Apple aims to enhance AI capabilities across all its products. Apple is empowering developers with tools and APIs through an extensive lineup of developer sessions at WWDC 2024. Despite the exciting announcements, there are still gaps in third-party integration, proactive assistance, and ethical AI practices. Apple's announcements align with several key recommendations but fall short in certain areas. Addressing these gaps could enhance Apple's competitive position in the AI race.
#Apple #Ai #Wwdc2024 #AppleIntelligence #OndeviceAi #PrivateCloudCompute #ThirdpartyIntegration #Siri #DeveloperSessions
https://www.zdnet.com/article/apple-staged-the-ai-comeback-weve-been-hoping-for-but-heres-where-it-still-needs-work/