Why Apple Intelligence Is (actually) Smarter Than You Think 

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2nd!!

Apple's working on it may be next year

Exactly, Most LLMs can handle 30+ languages, yet Apple will only cater to US English at launch. Classic Apple move, right? (they're really behind the times) smh.

@@darioalejandro180this reads like satire

From 15 pro not pro max

1. There will be the new iPhone 16 series with full AI support, both standard and Pro. 2. iPads with M1, M2, M4 chips are also supported. 3. ALL Apple Silicon Macs will get it!

WWDC is a developer-focused event. Throughout the week devs get sessions, meetups, virtual meetings, and a whole slew of others. From a user’s perspective Monday’s keynote was all there is to know

@@tdrg_ thanks

Apple fan? Yes. Apple hype machine? Not really.

Not there yet, will come in September I guess

new ai only on a17 pro chip so idk

@@Jamespillows2044 so then the rest of the iphones will remain with the old siri???

@@fortis13 idk i'd look that up

Only iPhone 15 pro and pro max

By the time it’s out of beta there will be enough users with 15 Pro, 16 , maybe even 17

Yeah.. Apple-solutely ridiculous.. Apple touts their chips basically since the a12 with “machine learning” the fact that they won’t give users with iPhones 12 and above a few new AI features is wild…

They did say that. Did you even watch the keynote ?? Lol

@@Patty100ish the sheer computational power required to run these models locally is huge, power which pre-A17 Pro chipsets do not have. (A17 Pro has ~40 TOPS, A16 has ~15 TOPS) Apple Intelligence works with a lot of sensitive user data, “personal context”, therefore it’s irresponsible to offset all that data on a server somewhere. This is why I think they insist on keeping it on-device.

A17 Pro Neural Engine has ~40 TOPS, A16 Bionic has ~15 TOPS. Same with S9 chip in the Ultra 2 and Series 9, ~15 TOPS. Nowhere near enough.

@@tdrg_ which is why I said they will make a custom or pro chip for the new Apple watch ultra or the new promised redesign Apple watch that would allow it to have Apple intelligence on it.

It’s in beta. By the time it’s released for everyone there will be a considerable number of users with the 15 Pro, 16/16 Pro or even maybe 17 if it stays in beta for long

No he means just the iPhone 15 pro and pro max and 16 pro and pro max and newer no older iPhones and not even the iPhone 14 Pro and pro max

@@dbn1654 Exactly, especially since Apple recently claimed that no other devices could run AI as well as their own. They've been adding neural engines to chip designs for years, but LLMs require a significant amount of RAM and older iPhones had limited memory. However, it's possible to split LLMs into smaller fractions to make them more efficient on lower-end hardware. This leads me to believe that Apple deliberately limited AI capabilities for A17 Pro models, rather than the other devices like iPhone 12/13/14 being unable to run them. Of course, they're a business looking to sell more products, but it seems unfair to leave behind modern devices that could still execute these functions, albeit with some limitations.

@@dbn1654 Exactly, especially since Apple recently claimed that no other devices could run AI as well as their own. They've been adding neural engines to chip designs for years, but LLMs require a significant amount of RAM and older iPhones had limited memory. However, it's possible to split LLMs into smaller fractions to make them more efficient on lower-end hardware. This leads me to believe that Apple deliberately limited AI capabilities for A17 models, rather than the other devices like iPhone 12/13/14 being unable to run them. Of course, they're a business looking to sell more products, but it seems unfair to leave behind modern devices that could still execute these functions, albeit with some limitations.

Running solely on device? With data security? I doubt it highly for Samsung

They do only some of what Apple does, and not on-device