Apple Intelligence - One MORE THING!

Although Apple was behind in the ai arms race, Apple Intelligence might end up being one of the most substantial developments we have seen in artificial intelligence. Not because of the ai features it enables, but how it enables them in an accessible way with what could be the biggest ai user base yet.

[@prettyflyforafilipin]

As long as they can follow through with the privacy and security they promise i’ll be happy.

[@tdrg_]

They usually do

[@prettyflyforafilipin]

@@tdrg_ true, yet we haven’t seen how well they do when they are working with another entity like Open AI (I guess they worked well with Google to power safari search).

[@blinblinthing]

We really gotta ease off of the fear-mongering Apple does. How are they going to make improvements to this product if nothing is collected to be analyzed ?

[@NickRobinson-ri4hu]

I trust apple... but when I think about it I don't really know why. Like what's to stop someone being employed who works maliciously within the company. Personally I don't really care much about person data (madness I know but ... I'm not that interesting lol) so I don't loose sleep but for those that do I always find it interesting that apple says 'trust us' and we do. But if another company says 'trust us' we go nope they must be up to something evil. The irony this time is open ai is seen as one of the untrustworthy companies (again dunno why lol) but now they have partnered with apple and we just take their word for it that its all secure haha

[@k.vn.k]

I think we are taking it for granted now when it comes to Apple. Ngl, I was super cautious with my Android, never felt that way with iPhone. Is it good or bad? Depends on will Apple became evil one day?

[@yamil.343]

“For the rest of us “ that’s from Steve talking about the ease of the Mac: “A computer for the rest of us.” That was touching.

[@justchecking9611]

The rest of us don’t have iPhone 15 Pros

[@LeifES]

A Festivus for the rest of us!

[@mzr9710]

@@justchecking9611 but the most of us care about privacy, so its more important that its done on-device

[@TheB1nary]

​@@mzr9710not all of it. Not by far.

[@mzr9710]

@@TheB1nary most of it, and the cloud is also made more secure

[@tdrg_]

Here I am, waiting for the Android stans to tell us how their phones had this in 400 BC.

[@alleng526]

If they didn’t have to pay for it 😂

[@davstar]

You pay upfront with the eye-watering phone price $$$$

[@polishtheday]

I use ChatGPT almost daily. Not once have I been asked to provide my contacts or any personal information. But Apple does seem to be doing a better job at integrating language models into the OS and apps. Those are just not the features I’ll be using the most when the new OSes are released. Instead, I’m looking forward to using Notes on a new iPad, the new hiking features in Maps and discarding my current password manager.

[@Admwings]

@@davstarSame as any flagship phone

[@michaelhall9146]

😂😂😂 underrated comment. Also what is a Stan? New slang?

[@TechKingGame]

The re-assignment of AI to Apple Intelligence is just top-tier

[@sigiligus]

It’s cliched and predictable.

[@luigiplayer14]

I went in expecting Apple to say AI every 10 seconds. I was pleasantly surprised

[@drchucks]

I disagree on the image generation. Everyone keeps showing the goofy images in the iMessage example, but what looks very useful is when you are working on a keynote, it will look at the context of the slides and create relevant images for your presentation. Obviously you wouldn’t use this in place of real world images where applicable, but to quickly create visually interesting slides, this would save a ton of time. Plus the models can be continuously updated via system updates to provide more styles and improve quality. Also keep in mind this is happening locally on device within seconds, so to create even this quality at the start is impressive and will only get better as models are refined and hardware improves.

[@MatthewChowns]

Everyone will still just call it "AI", whether it's in an Apple product or not. In fact, most consumers don't know the difference between a regular feature and one powered by AI. They just know that their phones are getting better.

[@saminnippon]

Apple has been doing Machine Learning for almost a decade now. Their privacy first focus is what took some time to introduce GenAI into the ecosystem as that needed powerful enough chips and memory (that they sparingly add each generation) to run locally

[@tdrg_]

True. A11 Bionic from iPhone 8 and X (2017) had an NPU - the Neural Engine - long before we started hearing of Android getting NPUs just recently

[@multosakalye]

The greatest feature that Android has is that it makes the user foam at the mouth whenever Apple blinks.

[@TheB1nary]

😂 nope.

[@aHungiePanda]

Very few people are getting these AI updates. The AI features only works on 15 Pro/15 Pro Max and any M series devices. It's going to take years for every iOS user to have access to these features.

[@nathanfleischman9856]

Wait till iPhone 16 comes out.

[@nisagomez4366]

I think you mean very few of Apples devices not people.

[@aHungiePanda]

@@nisagomez4366 I get it. You have autism. You struggle understanding implied context. It's okay.

[@hummersd]

Even when the OS's are released as final, Apple Intelligence will be still in beta, and US English to start. So in a few years when you're ready to upgrade, Apple Intelligence will be even better. If you want these processor-intensive features, you will need a more recent phone or iPad or Mac. It's the same with the "Pro" moniker -- those devices have the best of the best processors and features. My iPad mini I can tell runs slower than my iPhone, so there's no way I'd expect to be able to run this kind of tech on an iPad mini.

[@tdrg_]

It launches in beta with a waitlist in autumn, and by the time it’s out of beta the 16 series will be out and compatible

[@hummersd]

They were never behind. They had AI in other forms like ML running several features of native apps, but they didn't market it as heavily before because it's brought to the user to use seamlessly within the apps. They now just have to market it as AI (of course with their own spin on it) but to your point, it's all about privacy, and why shouldn't these LMMs be able to perform on local data that isn't sent elsewhere to be processed. I've been waiting for YEARS for this type of stuff, and really hope it's more like Vision Pro than Siri, that surprises and delights by actually working. Only a few times not working and people will stop using altogether.

[@shdmd2118]

“Overnight, we feel Apple has become the leaders of Consumer AI, we feel it’s truly another 2007 IPhone moment. While other AI companies can only do Chat bots, image generation , rewrites and needs to fit their solutions into other Ecosystems. Apple delivers an all in one solution and get the AI experience instantly into 2.5 billion users worldwide.”

[@cooperhedger]

Except only for iPhone Pro, with is nowhere near that.

[@juliangutierrez8446]

@@cooperhedger Exactly, I bought an iPhone 15 4 months ago and apple is telling me "Your phone is so old and so slow that you have to buy the most expensive", not taking about those who still have an iPhone 11, 12, 13... and they are not going to buy a new one just for that.

[@anmolsharma4049]

"Whoever came with Apple intelligence needs a pay raise" Bro went full gawk gawk 3000 for Tim 😂😂

[@codeonexz3813]

Such entitlement is hilarious. How to give it to apple 😂

[@ndrwbatchelor]

I highly doubt Tim was the one that actually came up with it

[@kev.rosario]

Just as the MP3 is to a Walkman or iPod, Artificial Intelligence can be likened to ChatGPT or Apple Intelligence

[@TheForceZA]

Tim Cook said it best, it’s not about who did it first, it’s about who did it best (better)!

[@Sameerkadav77]

I see some mature audience in comment section which is genuinely praising the technology ! Kudos to the creator too ❤❤

[@Mangolite]

I applaud Apple for its nonconformist stance within the industry. While everyone else is focused on AR/VR, Apple innovatively calls it spatial computing. Now, in a stroke of genius and clever wordplay, they've introduced "Apple Intelligence." It's brilliant.

[@jimtipton8888]

“Think Different” There you have it!

[@_nezmo_]

calling a duck a large-water-bird still means its a duck. Its still very much AR/VR and A.I....

[@Mangolite]

@@_nezmo_ When reading a book with the same word repeatedly can be so dull.

[@_nezmo_]

@@Mangolite Some people can feel inspiration from any word... While I guess most need the words to inspire them

[@Mangolite]

@@_nezmo_ Why not use “term” for word? You’re repetitively here, lol

[@basvh666]

Hey siri play Rammstein ' ok here is taylor swift ' IM NOT JOKING, fuck SIRI

[@michaelcnapier]

Sorry about going off topic but your hair is looking good bruh!

[@GregsGadgets]

Thanks

[@spenserholen419]

Fantastic analysis! Genuinely appreciate your insight. Subscribed

[@_nezmo_]

Love the video Greg, but the music was a bit overwhelming - made it a little harder to hear your voice at times.

[@NT-or9wh]

Fr, I need that TvOS enhanced dialogue feature.

[@sharonb.9128]

Great video. I agree. Apple calmed a lot of fears of creators and the general public around “AI”. Apple started by restructuring their AI around a set of basic principles. 80% of users will not need ChatGPT. All the Writing Tools, Calculator notes, Image Playground, Genmoji and Siri with App Intents will occur on device or using APPLE servers. The rest the user base can choose ChatGPT and potentially other LLM’s.

[@SlipScope]

Someone show this guy eric murphy’s video on apples ACTUAL privacy practices

[@juliangutierrez8446]

Those super AI features just for a few of their own phones, just check how many persons on the world have right now an iPhone 15 pro and 15 pro max, and only on English, just a few portion of iPhone users. And the iPhone 16 is not going to change that so much, just because people buy iPhones just to have a long-term phone with updates and support.

[@pauljazzman408]

I think you are right. Apple may just have leap-frogged ahead with this approach to Ai, where it’s trusted and on device, mostly. I like the writing tools with Ai, and maybe even genmojis. Picture generating tools may look a bit naff but I’d like to try them a bit more, without scraping other artists work.

[@snk-alpha]

Ok nice approach Greg 👍

[@GregsGadgets]

Thanks 👍

[@JK-pl6bh]

Apple has been using AI or machine learning for years. The photos app comes to mind. So most of us have been using ‘Apple Intelligence’ with knowing that we were using it.

[@GrayFoxGamingHD]

Apple has this amazing ability to sumarize and make Technology make sense to the average person. This is why they have such high customer satisfaction and revenue.

[@alleng526]

Yup and people converting in droves lol

[@adaml.5355]

Apple has an amazing ability to market technology in a way that makes people deluded so they spend twice as much for a worse product. Just look at iPad and Mac. iPad has lame software which makes it unusable as a PC replacement. Mac lacks touch and pen support and the hardware is built to brick itself after 3-5 years. iPhone is getting Android features from 10 years ago, slowly but surely.

[@asocos]

@@adaml.5355why would you want a touch-screen on a device which runs an OS designed for desktops?

[@swissheartydogs]

If you don’t pay, you’re the product…

[@callmeNeno]

Won’t be upgrading my iPhone 13 Pro until iPhone 17. I can waiting for these features to mature in the OS and bugs fixed in iOS 19~~ Upgrade every 4 years

[@len5499]

Just because they aren’t in the business to sell your data doesn’t mean that they aren’t collecting it. lol it’s genius actually, they can collect quality data under the auspices of privacy for all of their internal work whereas others have to purchase not so quality data for their internal work.

[@Marc-le4qd]

Apple has done a great job spending it’s +20% profit with marketing. I still can’t believe that people are excited about a proposed improved “AI” experience with a dismal Siri assistant. Don’t get me wrong, Apple does make some nice hardware and since they control all of that experience, their software is better than Android with that all inclusive experience. So, if you’re in the Apple ecosystem, its nice to have everything working together most of the time, but know that your are paying more for it too. As I get older and see Apple for what they do, I’m not so enthusiastic about what they say every year at WWDC. It never lives up to the hype.

[@trehoward4596]

the one thing i don't understand is if they never store any data, how do they remember commands that you've given? or maybe it won't? idk

[@laserant]

Excellent points. Thank you

[@traydevon]

So I guess now we can expect Amazon (or Alexa) Intelligence soon, which will mean there will be THREE “AI” abbreviations out there and consumers will have to specify which one they’re talking about, “Apple, Amazon, or Artificial.” 🤦‍♂️

[@fairphoneuser9009]

It just depends on the brand. All brands starting with an a might jump this bandwagon.

[@dualnon6643]

The good thing is that they can fall back on AI as a generic term and pretty much it refers to the same thing

[@mlawal44]

AliBaba Intelligence 😅

[@MarvinAdrielVillatoro]

Nah. I’m still going to call them all AI

[@knochestolle]

Alphabet (Google) Intelligence 😎

[@MartyFillingim]

The two features that I think will give Apple Intellegence the most value are Adding support for any developer to use Apple Intellegence in their updated apps and the way that Apple implemented ChatGPT, which allows Apple to add different third-party platforms in the future or will allow the user to add a third-party platform in the future. This could start an upgrade cycle of all of Apple's products to a level that will run Apple's intelligence, pushing new users to Apple products. I agree that Apple jumped years ahead in AI hardware devices.

[@horridohobbies]

It will really suck if users of older iPhones can't have Apple Intelligence. I'm talking about regular iPhone 15, 14, 13, and 12. Maybe even iPhone 11.

[@TheNameOfJesus]

Not only did I predict (publicly, a week before WWDC) that Apple would call its tech "Apple Intelligence" but, more amazingly, I also predicted (publicly, a week before WWDC) that Apple would use the word "Sequoia" as its macOS code name, and my reason for predicting that is that Sequoia ends with the two letters in "AI."

[@hypoluxa]

They've done the right way with their implementation so far. But we'll see how it gets rolled out over the next year.

[@jnyfcbytd7459]

I love apple products, but many countries outside the US people cant afford them so easily. So it doesnt matter whether its good. Lots of people have to choose from low or mid range devices.

[@michaelwoolcock5600]

Siri: "You took EVERYTHING from me." Chat GPT "I don't even know who are." Siri: "You will..."

[@Marciap17]

I will definitely upgrade my iPhone for the largest 16 Pro model, so I can have access to Apple Intelligence. I will have to find the money, rob a bank, whatever. Thank you for the video Greg 😊

[@KensReviews]

Aren't the AI features only coming to the iPhone 15 Pro and the latest iPads?

[@secretsbodyshots9832]

Yes and beyond

[@alexcastas8405]

Aeroplane intelligence Anonymous intelligence Ant intelligence Art intelligence Ace intelligence Alarm intelligence Airport intelligence Arm intelligence Action intelligence … I’m a genious!! I must be intelligent 😂

[@NT-or9wh]

Ass Intelligence

[@misterfung]

Most looked forward to: natural language, continuity, context. Ability to bring data from texts and emails up when asked and able to piece together an output based on that info.

[@blackrangerb5122]

Glad I won’t have to upgrade my 15p for the 16pro

[@JC-bd5my]

Oh I'm totally gonna use the features when they become available. I really do hope that they'll be able to do everything they promised it will do while maintaining that privacy. And then when all this is done, I'll be waiting for them to give full functionality to Sir in the car. Sometimes I have questions that I want to look up on my phone but can't because I'm driving. There must be a way for Siri to find an answer for me on any question I ask without having to say "I can't show you that information in the car."

[@m.hreels9822]

I love your opinions

[@GregsGadgets]

Thanks 🙏

[@jorgebernalfilms]

Android Intelligence, coming “soon”

[@PatriotMOutlet]

They need channels like this to keep them relevant. It’s the same stuff every year and nothing is innovative. From any phone company. I bet the phone is exactly the same also

[@Cargo_Bay]

The hair is harin’

[@GregsGadgets]

Lol

[@marcodimario9918]

As said by someone on another KZbin channel, Apple should now DEFINITELY REMOVE the label "Pro" from the iPad line-up! iPadOS it's ridiculous and NOT pro at all. When (and IF) we'll see a TRUE file system, a TRUE multitasking and virtual memory management, a TRUE support for actual mouses and mouse pointer, a TRUE handling of external peripherals and a TRUE external monitor support, THEN and ONLY them they could stick the "Pro" label back again.

[@philvallee645]

I was fully expecting to upgrade my phone this time around and usually wait for a compelling reason. Now I have it. I only hope Siri can actually become useful now and not the butt of jokes.

[@Adrian22i2t]

Ellon says hello.....

[@tonyburzio4107]

ALERT: An XBox simulator is working on the Mac.

[@faradaycool4058]

Great balanced coverage , as usual. Thanks, from Singapore

[@hhhmmmmmmmm]

I like ur honesty at the end. We have to take apple at their word. This stuff not even in beta yet. Could be trash like Siri. All about the execution. All they accomplished at the moment was a very well done keynote presentation. However, apple definitely succeeded again at marketing n privacy marketing.

[@B.Ch3rry]

I’m just waiting for Apple to get rid of the notch/pill/hole-punch!

[@tracystamatakis]

You nailed all of this at the end of your video, if Apple intelligence actually works as advertised. Siri is not a digital assistant, Siri sucks and not in a good way. But Siri was advertised as a digital assistant, when did Siri come out? Long ago, Apple had had plenty of time to fix Siri.

[@_sparrowhawk]

Applause... Great stuff Greg

[@macrochipped]

There is no 'winning' AI until all other competitors give up.

[@Vidflm]

Reflecting on the legacy of Steve Jobs, it's incredible to see the iPhone project entering a new era with Apple Intelligence. This advancement promises to alleviate concerns about AI while enhancing its vast positive potential for humanity. The conversation you just had with Tim Cook was incredibly encouraging and has given me the confidence to trust AI through Apple Intelligence. I am now certain that this technology will address skeptics' worries and highlight the good over the bad in AI's future.

[@AzerPaul]

I'm optimistic too. And I like art generation better than you did. I plan to use it a lot to help me with designs for my glass mosaics. If they come thru on 90% of what they promised, they'll sell out the store and up their market share. And I would expect surprisingly cool capabilities coming month after month for the next few years.

[@SerPapus]

Lmao giving Apple my photos is just crazy , they get to see all of me literally

[@tdrg_]

Apple never gets to “see” you, an on-device AI does

[@porkchop8131]

Great video

[@MrOrtmeier]

Yes I think they did it right. Privacy at the core is the way to go. Especially on their own hardware. I was planning to switch back to iphone anyway but this just adds a cherry on top

[@MrAlexanderTheG8]

Samsung AI features are pretty good actually. But, sucks they are turning it into a subscription. I wouldn’t be surprised if Apple did in a few years after more people shift to the newer iPhones that will support Apple Intelligence. Remember these are corporations, being loyal only increases the likelihood companies give you less for more 💰!

[@braxtonmalherbe1598]

It’s mainly on device though?

[@MrAlexanderTheG8]

@@braxtonmalherbe1598 Yes the initial features are, but as fast as the technology is developing, the power required for more advanced tasks will require reaching out to Apple cloud servers. You know that once they start getting those demands , they’ll charge a fee for “ Apple Advanced Intelligence”

[@jimtipton8888]

People complain about the cost of Apple devices, but their software updates current are, and I am sure their AI features will be baked into the cost of the device you buy. In other words they will stay a no charge feature. Can’t see them changing that business model as it’s been a success.

[@MrAlexanderTheG8]

Hopefully not, but as people hold on to their devices longer, companies will be forced to appease the shareholders. Apple will likely have to find a way to satisfy Wall Street! But hey they could surprise us!

[@222matt]

no they are not good, they're simply features which third party apps already offered before with rebranded name of 'galaxy ai' for example circle to search is just another version of google lens, slow mo video feature in the gallery is quite literally available on cap cut and many more apps since 3 years ago and the image generative background feature takes AGES while other brands do it instantly

[@DanTheElevator]

I think you’re vastly overestimating the impact of the Apple Intelligence branding. Many people may not have adopted AI yet but people are well acquainted with the term artificial intelligence. They’ll either continue to call it artificial intelligence or they’ll call Apple Intelligence Siri like they have since the 4s.

[@michaelbell5135]

Hi Greg this is Michael from California I understand that are excited about Apple AI I apologize if I understood you wrong and Greg what are the safety Features and issues Apple needs to address so people or persons do not really think AI will take over the world and leave more people or persons homeless and jobless except for the mega rich last I really enjoy your KZbin channel because it is very friendly and enjoyable to watch please keep up the nice work

[@tdrg_]

Apple Intelligence itself isn’t capable of expert knowledge. For that it will ask to pass over a request to ChatGPT. It has safeguards against illegal requests, obviously. Because of its incompetence when it comes to expert thinking and knowledge, together with the inability to automate it out of Siri and Apple devices in general, your jobs are safe

[@Pluckee13]

“Late” That is Apple’s mo. They take awhile to do it right and make sure it works with their ecosystem.

[@MorbidGod391]

6:42 there might be a hidden feature not released yet: thread. What are the two things ever “AI” device has from Apple? They all have 8GB of ram or more and they all have a thread radio for some reason. I believe this will be used mostly for your HomePods - which also have a thread radio in them - but in theory your phone could talk to your Mac when making a Siri request and be able to know what’s on that device if your nearby.

[@magnerwv1]

I can’t wait to create my own emojis

[@highlanderes]

My favourite Apple Intelligence feature is if they actually deliver it in all languages supported today. Apple have a grim track record of non-delivering major features in other languages. Ex. on-screen keyboard for writing an imessage on Apple Watch Ultra still not in all languages ?!?

[@bensignor1476]

Branding is great, but there's still nothing new here.

[@zh9732]

Hard disagree on branding. “Apple Intelligence” is too many syllables, users will opt to call it something shorter like “AI” or “Apple’s AI” if they want to really specify. Apple knocked it out of the part with “facetime”, as a catchier term for video call/chat, I doubt apple intelligence will be so catchy

[@ShaiYammanee]

I’ve already started calling it “Apple I”

[@endor8witch]

they wanna make the association with the initials of AI

[@GrizziGreyMgatyelwa]

AI no longer means Artificial intelligence it now means Apple intelligence.

[@NT-or9wh]

I say Apple Intel when messaging.

[@BardhokNdoji]

"Not as handsome as me" That's absolutely correct :)

[@Max86421]

🤔 Some Apple users never use Android phones before... Lol

[@thatrandomtechguy9899]

How do you know that Apple won’t be charging a subscription fee for Apple Intelligence? They never said it would be completely free of charge.

[@bankruptsee]

AI is just a data farming/advertising opportunity for these large companies.. All this AI integration is a massive privacy and security risk to the end users, like the rest of the features in devices today. You keep defending Apple yet you also said “in a photo you can use AI to search for something in the photo” Congrats you just gave AI that photo.. same for anything else you rely on AI to help you with.

[@tdrg_]

You know Apple Intelligence is on-device, right? Most of the things it does happen on-device and work without Internet. Probably the only ones that don’t are image generation models and the ChatGPT integration. Apple has addressed the ChatGPT integration by hiding IP address and any and all identifiers from requests. If you’re paranoid and don’t want AI in your life, Apple Intelligence is off by default.

[@WilliamB78]

The thing that struck me.. beyond the wow, awesome keynote was... Nvidia, I saw no evidence of Nvidia silicon anywhere. It's all going to run (they say) on Apple silicon. Huh.

[@iatia88]

What if Apple Intelligence + Apple Security = actually intelligent?

[@shango7942]

Listen, Apple Intelligence is not going to replace Artificial Intelligence. People is going to say Artificial Intelligence. The Google Pixel is the smartest smart phone, hands down.

[@ericwood3709]

I hope Apple gives me an M4 Mac mini to use the new features on. All of my modern Macs are M1s. I want to upgrade and pass one along to someone else.

[@NT-or9wh]

Yes, Apple Intel killed any desire to buy a macbook now. While it can work on older machines, I anticipate it’ll be taxing on machines.

[@chronictown4330]

So what if some of this was available elsewhere first? I’m just as glad to have them on iPhone.

[@S1eepers]

Just love how apple is gonna make microsoft even richer by using openAI 😏

[@Est33n]

Lol, everyone on this privacy thing when they give it away willingly every day... I'm so glad to see apple Catch, now more competition to move things forward

[@scottnoble5022]

Real world use cases for AI if needed, and will eventually be copied by MS and Google.

[@websnail]

I thought you only get it with the newest devices

[@bensignor1476]

It's just bizarre to me. Like, Google Photos has been able to do the descriptive search for actual years. None of this is groundbreaking.

[@nickmortis8229]

Apple intelligence , such as small change but very clever marketing.

[@Andrew-xx3wo]

Great video as always, but this is definitely a 10/10 due to your excellent shirt

[@michaelcobbin]

It’s different one way to encourage people to upgrade to the newest Apple device.

[@runeass]

I don’t know why I keep watching KZbinr gargled Apple nuts. The naming is not that genius.

[@richardstenlund2431]

Oh my god. Apple did it again. How do they do it, always innovating new features. Like ai 😅

[@brian715superman1]

The Apple sheep are being fleeced. "If your iPhone, iPad or Mac will miss out on the majority of new features that Apple’s next-gen operating systems will bring, consider upgrading to a newer device later this year." Cult of Mac. Truly the Slaughter of the Apple Sheep. Completely fleeced.

[@paultopping7413]

You use the terms ‘All’ and ‘mainstream’, as some of the other comments point out only if you are an iPhone 15 pro owner but also only IF you are in the USA so it will be a long time before those terms apply!

[@furtrapper11]

So far Google search has been the best implementation

[@shango7942]

No sir, the Ai on the Pixel is ahead. Example: Pixel Call Waiting, I received a call from the DR office without my Pixel ringing, the Google Assistant aka AI, answers the call in the background without me knowing and once the Assistant verified that it's a legitimate call and not a spam, it notify me that it's the doctor office and then I answered the call. The AI conducted a full conversation without me knowing. And I could go on and on. No sir, the Google Pixel is ahead.

[@mikezooper]

Sounds great. I like both Android and iPhone. I use iPhone at the moment, but I’ll decide whether to jump ship in a year’s time, relating to how good AI gets on either.

[@davidrouth9901]

What’s so wrong with companies harvesting data to provide relevant ads - I don’t want to spend all day watching totally irrelevant ads!🤓

[@Apenschi]

Yes, we throw away our Apple devices to buy new ones in order to be able to use the new functions. Their AI stuff is not yet available, when it appears they will still be at least one year behind and they need to buy services from OpenAI to be able to catch up... but they just won AI?!? We will see... I'm sure most people will think what a great company Apple is, while they throw their HomePods into the garbage can.