The Anthropic partnership is an acknowledgment that Apple could use some outside help.
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The Anthropic partnership is an acknowledgment that Apple could use some outside help.
Read More With Swift Assist still MIA, Apple turns to Anthropic for AI coding help
The ongoing breakup of Apple’s AI team is in response to a lack of faith in its ability to develop products — at a time when the company simply cannot afford any more delays or engineering snags.
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Mike Rockwell is replacing much of Siri’s leadership with lieutenants from his Vision Pro software group.
The claim was "neither sufficiently clear and conspicuous nor close to the triggering claims." — The Better Business Bureaur's National Advertising Division
"Phone owners characterize Apple Intelligence as easy to use, innovative, and something that improves their user experience." — Analyst Erik Woodring
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Apple is having a careful rethink about its approach to the user data it aggressively protects as it looks to play catch-up in Silicon Valley's hottest field.
"Over time, relations between Federighi’s software engineering group and Giannandrea’s AI team have gotten increasingly tense—and at times downright dysfunctional."
"Apple Intelligence in the EU is the headline feature, but there are dozens of small improvements in this release for everyone."
Apple, like every other big player in tech, is scrambling to find ways to inject AI into its products. Why? Well, it’s the future! What problems is it solving? Well, so far that’s not clear! Are customers demanding it? LOL, no.
From "The Apple upgrade will come, but it's not the supercycle, says D.A. Davidson's Gil Luria" which aired Tuesday on CNBC.
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