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    The confusing state of Apple Intelligence

    News RoomBy News RoomOctober 25, 20241 Min Read
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    The first bits of Apple Intelligence are starting to show up on people’s phones. The features in iOS 18.1 are fairly basic: summarizing messages, writing emails, that kind of thing. Apple is already letting developers play with iOS 18.2, though, which looks like a much more substantial update. Meanwhile, the company is about to launch a bunch of new M4-powered and AI-focused Macs, and launched the iPad Mini this week. It’s a lot happening all at once, and it’s a lot to make sense of.

    After that, we get into the other news in the world of AI. Anthropic built a model that can use your computer for you, which is both cool and horrifying and is also the main goal of practically every company in AI. Humane made its AI Pin cheaper, is working on licensing its operating system to other companies, and has some big questions to ask. Perplexity is under fire for copyright reasons. Watermarking AI images still doesn’t work. It’s all a lot.

    If you want to know more about everything we discuss in this episode, here are some links to get you started, beginning with Apple AI:

    And in the lightning round:

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