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BBC Complains Apple's AI Notification Summary Feature 'Misrepresents' News Information
December 14, 2011 - The BBC published a blog post today (December 14) reporting that Apple's Apple Intelligence notification digest feature is "hallucinating," generating factually incorrect summaries that misinterpret news information, and that Apple has been contacted to resolve the issue. The company has contacted Apple to resolve the issue and expressed concerns about the feature. 1AI cites a blog post that describes how iOS 18's notification summaries misinterpreted its news headlines and drew completely wrong conclusions. In a story covering a murder, Luigi Mangion...- 635
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OpenAI ChatGPT Goes Down Worldwide, Apple iOS 18.2 Siri Impacted
December 12, 2012 - OpenAI has confirmed that its AI chatbot, ChatGPT, is currently experiencing worldwide downtime, rendering it unavailable to users. The issue is also affecting the iOS 18.2 Siri integration with ChatGPT. According to OpenAI, the company has identified the cause of the downtime and is actively working on a fix. While they aim to restore ChatGPT's functionality as soon as possible, they have not yet provided a specific timeline for the recovery. Many users encountered random error messages when trying to access the service, and in some cases...- 681
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Apple's AI chief says the company isn't interested in developing general-purpose artificial intelligence, and it's hard to achieve in the short term
Dec. 10, 2012 - General artificial intelligence (AGI) is a frequent topic of discussion for many AI companies, but Apple seems to have a very different viewpoint than most. In an interview with WIRED, John Giannandrea, Apple's senior vice president of machine learning and AI strategy, said that Apple isn't interested in general-purpose artificial intelligence (AGI), and that the goal is unrealistic and somewhat reckless. 1AI notes that Giannandrea argues that unlike many of its competitors, Apple is not interested in developing general-purpose AI, a...- 1.2k
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Apple considers using Amazon AI chips to pre-train its Apple Intelligence models
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Benoit Dupin, Apple's senior director of machine learning and artificial intelligence, made an unexpected appearance at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) re:Invent conference today, CNBC reports. Dupin revealed that Apple is using custom AI chips from Amazon Web Services in many of its cloud services. Apple is also evaluating using Amazon's latest AI chips to pre-train its Apple Intelligence models. Dupin said Apple has been using AWS chips for more than a decade, as ...- 970
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Google to launch standalone Gemini App for Apple iPhone with AI voice chat support
November 11, 2011 - Apple iPhone users may soon have a new way to interact with Google's AI assistant Gemini. Currently, iPhone users can only access Gemini through a dedicated tab in the Google app, and according to a report from 9to5Google today, Google is testing a standalone "Google Gemini" app on Apple's App Store that offers more AI features than the current Google app. AI features than the current Google app. The standalone Google Gemini...- 1.4k
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Apple Siri AI evolution: will support reading screens, summarizing content, answering relevant questions
Technology outlet AppleInsider published a blog post yesterday (November 6) reporting that Apple released new support documentation this Monday to help developers better utilize Siri and Apple Intelligence features for viewing and processing on-screen content. With a link to the new developer documentation, Siri can understand context more deeply, and users will be able to ask Siri directly to ask questions about the currently viewed web page or specific objects in a given photo. Siri will also be able to summarize documents and emails when requested,... -
Apple AI officially unveiled next week: follows iOS 18.1 official launch
Apple has announced that Apple Intelligence technology will be officially unveiled next week with the iOS 18.1 update, which is slated for an October 28 release date, as revealed by renowned tech journalist Mark Gurman. In iOS 18.1, Apple Intelligence will bring a host of new features, including writing tools for text proofreading and rewriting, photo cleanup, notification summaries, and enhancements to Siri. These updates will bring a richer Intelligence experience to iPhone users. Further, in iOS 18.2...- 3.6k
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iOS 18.2 beta 1 has been released to developers Includes integrated ChatGPT
Apple recently released the first developer beta of iOS 18.2, which adds a number of new Apple Intelligence features. These features include emoji generation using Genmoji, image generation using Image Playground, more AI-powered writing features, integration with ChatGPT, Visual Intelligence for searching using the camera on the iPhone16 phone, and more. Apple debuted its WWDC2024 in June at...- 2.6k
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Apple researchers question AI's reasoning ability: simple math questions can be answered incorrectly with minor changes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant progress in various fields in recent years, with Large Language Models (LLMs) capable of generating human-level text and even outperforming humans on certain tasks. However, researchers have questioned the reasoning ability of LLMs, finding that these models make mistakes when solving simple math problems with minor changes, suggesting that they may not be capable of true logical reasoning. On Thursday, a group of researchers at Apple released a paper titled "Understanding the Limitations of Mathematical Reasoning in Large Language Models," which reveals that LLMs are better at solving...- 2.3k
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Gurman: Apple's Apple Intelligence to launch with iOS 18.1 on October 28th
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman revealed on the latest episode of Power On that the Apple Intelligence feature will be available on October 28th along with iOS 18.1, which will be available for free for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro users when it launches. Apple's official sources tell us that Apple Intelligence will be available for free to iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro users when it launches. Mac or iPad users with M1 or newer processors will also be able to use...- 4.1k
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Apple abandons development of smart ring after years of internal exploration, sources say
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman on Power On today, Apple has abandoned plans to develop a smart ring. The decision comes after years of internal exploration of the concept, but ultimately Apple chose not to go ahead with the landing. Apple's competitor -- Samsung has already launched the Galaxy Ring smart ring accessory, priced at 3,099 yuan in China, which has built-in health sensors that can monitor health indicators such as heart rate, stress levels, body and skin temperatures, and can even predict a woman's physiological cycle and ovulation through monitoring information, providing the wearer with a healthy... The ring has built-in health sensors that can monitor heart rate, stress level, body and skin temperature and other health indicators.- 1.5k
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New Siri with Apple Intelligence release date may be moved up
According to the Power On newsletter, a completely rebuilt Siri using Apple Intelligence may be released to users sooner than we initially thought. It may not be the full experience, but we may start to see some features roll out earlier. Apple unveiled the new Siri at WWDC24 in June, and we expect it to bring some significant new features.Siri should be able to better understand voice errors, be able to integrate with other apps, understand context, and see what's currently on the screen. All of these features are...- 1.9k
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Apple Intelligence beta now open: text rewrite tool, shiny new Siri design
Apple has just released public beta versions of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, which include upcoming Apple Intelligence features such as a text rewrite tool, a shiny new Siri design, a "Cleanup Cleanup" tool for removing objects from photos, and more. Source:Apple Users can sign up for beta testing through Apple's Beta Software Program website. Once registration is complete, users can download and install the appropriate beta update in their device settings. However, currently only...- 1.9k
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Apple China's official website shows it's ready for Apple Intelligence: Apple Intelligence Chinese version online next year
Early this morning, Apple officially unveiled the iPhone 16 series at its much-anticipated fall launch event, while highlighting its latest artificial intelligence technology, Apple Intelligence. At the event, Apple announced that it will be heavily upgrading the Chinese version of the iPhone. The Chinese version of Apple Intelligence is expected to go live next year. Apple Intelligence, which was originally unveiled at WWDC2024, utilizes generative AI macromodels that are able to provide users with lectures or long streams in seconds...- 11.5k
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Apple and OpenAI reportedly become the first customers of TSMC's A16 process
Taiwan media Economic Daily reported today that TSMC's A16 process, which is scheduled to be mass-produced in the second half of 2026, has already received its first batch of customers: in addition to long-term partner Apple, which has already booked the first batch of production capacity, OpenAI has also placed a pre-order for its own AI chip. The A16 process is TSMC's most advanced node currently announced. It uses the next-generation Nanosheet GAA transistor technology and is also TSMC's first process to apply the Super Power Rail backside power supply solution. TSMC claims that the A16 process uses...- 2.5k
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Apple is said to have started a new project, independent of Siri, to develop anthropomorphic personalized AI for desktop robots
Mark Gurman of Bloomberg published a blog post on August 25, saying that Apple has decided to start from scratch and develop a new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) technology independently of Siri. Apple has officially announced the introduction of Apple Intelligence in iOS 18, integrating AI voice assistants such as ChatGPT or Gemini, and transforming Siri to bring a smarter and more comprehensive AI experience, but some features will not be released until 2025. Gurman said that although the new...- 2.4k
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Apple Macs dominate shipments of "AI-enabled" PCs
Recently, a report from technology market analysis company Canalys showed that in the second quarter of 2024, about 8.8 million PCs with AI capabilities were shipped worldwide, and Apple's Mac computers accounted for 60% of them. This data shows that Apple is still in the leading position in the market for AI-capable PCs. In addition, in the market for Windows PCs above $800, shipments of AI-capable PCs also increased from 7% in the first quarter of 2024 to 14% in the second quarter. Is this the result of consumers' demand for AI-capable PCs?- 1.9k
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Gurman: Apple is at least two to three years behind Google in AI
Google held a new product launch conference ahead of schedule, showing off the new AI features of the Pixel 9 series before the release of the Apple iPhone 16 series, which attracted widespread attention in the industry. Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman said that Apple is at least two or three years behind Google in AI technology. Google fully demonstrated the powerful features of Gemini AI at this conference, deeply integrating it into Android and Pixel phones. In contrast, although Apple announced Apple Intelligenc…- 2.4k
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Gurman: Apple plans to launch a desktop robot as early as 2026, priced at about $1,000
Apple is advancing the development of its desktop robot project, according to Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman. The device will reportedly feature a large iPad-like display supported by a slim robotic arm that can tilt up and down and rotate 360 degrees. It will function as a smart home control center, video conferencing terminal, and home security monitoring. The desktop robot will be equipped with Siri and Apple Intelligence technology, able to respond to multiple voice commands, recognize different sounds, and automatically adjust the display direction to face the user in the room. …- 1.9k
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Analysts say Apple may charge for Apple Intelligence, up to $20 per month
According to CNBC, several analysts predict that Apple may charge up to $20 (currently about 143 yuan) per month for its upcoming advanced artificial intelligence features to further drive growth in its lucrative services business. Apple plans to launch an artificial intelligence system called Apple Intelligence on some of its devices later this year. When the company announced the system in June, it promised to enhance the Siri voice assistant and launch a series of features such as automatically generating emails and images. Although the promotion of these features…- 2.2k
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To prevent "nonsense", Apple's Apple Intelligence smart reply function adds "anti-hallucination" instructions
Recently, some netizens found a series of internal instructions set by Apple for the Smart Reply feature of Apple Intelligence in the macOS 15.1 beta. These instructions exist in the form of JSON files, which detail the workflow of the feature. The most striking thing is that Apple explicitly requires the system to "not make up facts and not create hallucinations." It is understood that Smart Reply is a feature of Apple's Mail app that aims to automatically generate possible reply options by analyzing the content of emails. The reason behind this feature is...- 1.5k
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Cook said Apple AI will drive users to upgrade and some AI features will be launched within the year
Today, Apple released its financial report, saying that it achieved total net revenue of US$85.777 billion in the third fiscal quarter of 2024, an increase of 5% year-on-year. By product, although iPhone revenue declined, it still exceeded expectations, reaching US$39.296 billion. Mac and iPad revenues were US$7.009 billion and US$7.162 billion, respectively, both increasing, with iPad's growth exceeding expectations. Revenue from wearable devices, home devices, and accessories fell slightly to US$8.097 billion, but service revenue increased to US$24.213 billion. Apple…- 1.5k
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Apple iOS 18.1 developer beta is now available, adding AI call recording and transcription features
Apple has just launched the developer beta of iOS 18.1, and this update is really exciting because it brings a new AI feature that allows users to record and transcribe phone calls! According to MacRumors, users using this beta version can see a new "Record" button on the phone call interface, and click it to start recording. Once this feature is enabled, all callers will receive a notification saying "This call will be recorded." After that, the phone app will record and automatically generate a transcript, which... -
Apple pushes Apple Intelligence beta to developers
Apple has pushed iOS18.1 and iPadOS18.1 developer preview Beta updates to iPhone and iPad users. The most important new feature is the preview of Apple Intelligence, which means that Apple Intelligence will be available to users using iOS18.1 and macOS Sequoia15.1. However, some features such as more advanced Siri are not available yet. Only Macs and iPads equipped with M1 chips or higher, or iP…
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