Apple’s AI Will Split Users Like Never Before

[@SafalPandey]

If she is "officially as old as the machintosh" isn't she supposed to be always as old as the machintosh?

[@jdorsett4157]

exactly what i thought, unless she meant like it's x amount of years and she just became that amount of years old for example something that's currently 4 years old and becomes 5 years old and now is the same age as another thing that is 5 years old

[@supme7558]

Dont strain your brain its not that deep 🤣

[@daviddang1682]

She worked overtime. She caught up.

[@Aidontcare69]

She’s the new “I’m a Mac” commercial spokesperson. After Justin Long did that snapdragon commercial.

[@abu_six19]

If the Macintosh was 40 yrs old for the last few months, and she just turned 40 this week, then it kind of makes sense

[@aiwama1]

I just love your presentation style. Please, CNET, give us more of Bridget!

[@konradasd2472]

This

[@christianpier]

@@konradasd2472 Yes

[@smashatomic]

it was amazing

[@parkds]

Worth mentioning that according to Apple, when Siri asks to reach out to ChatGTP, it is doing so privately, without sharing information beyond the request and ChatGTP does not retain a history of the request and is not using the information to train models. Feels like an important detail to skip over.

[@motherofallemails]

Just like chatGPT bosses respected Scarlett's request that they not use her voice? Just like chatGPT bosses respected the alignment&safety team who tried to fire a certain guy at the top who was violating AI safety to the point that they ended up having to resign one by one, but that guy at the top still remains, and still misbehaves? But you think they will suddenly respect the privacy of Apple users and forgo a treasure trove of data? 😂 This is a pact with the devil. 😈

[@amitgota]

I believe that 😂

[@Никита-р2щ1р]

Yeah sure

[@Peezy71421]

I also told my wife before we got married that I have a 11.5”…notebook binder. When she then measured it and found out the truth, I said my estimation was in good faith. Apple will do the same.

[@slytherben]

You are incorrect

[@godwinbrian808]

I think Dave2D put it best, A good companion is one that's supposed to know everything as creepingly as that sounds but it's true. Now the comfortability with that fact is what many I feel will wrestle with.

[@Grassland-ix7mu]

That is why they made it private

[@digressor]

I remember when I first noticed how Apple Maps automatically suggests my route whenever I plug my phone to my car for CarPlay. It learns where you usually go at certain times. It was amazing but creepy at the same time.

[@PSy84]

@@digressorHello Smith

[@teddykgb9971]

Pretty sure the first Mac doesn't look this good.

[@EnronnSierra]

No, but I'd still like to have one to add to my collection.

[@k.vn.k]

Apple Intelligence is designed to be able to orchestrate (orchestrate being a keyword) hundreds of actions for you, so you can accomplish more while saving time. Two Examples: 1. A friend texts you his new address. Right from the Messages thread, you can say, “Add this address to his contact card,” and Siri will take care of it. You do not need to open Contacts app, search your friend name, click edit, copy paste the new address from Message app. All done automatically in the background in second. 2. “Show me my photos of Stacey in New York wearing her pink coat,” and Siri will bring those right up. Then you might say, “Make this photo pop,” and Siri will enhance it, just like that. You do not need to open Photo app to do search yourself from thousands of Stacey photos, you do not need to edit it in the apps to make the color stands out. They are processed in the background using multiple apps and give you a result in second.

[@housepianist]

This is exactly right. But so many people just don’t want to take the time to understand this. They just gloss over these details and make generalized comments about how the new photo features or Apple Intelligence “suck” without any context. And this repeats itself for anything new from Apple. It’s a “react first/think later” approach that seems to be a trend. I think Apple’s version of AI is going to be a great asset.

[@juicegod777]

@@housepianistagreed, such a sad trend

[@minimalistic_banhaus]

I'm glad Apple users can finally do that :p

[@k.vn.k]

@@minimalistic_banhaus It is the first OS that can orchestrate hundreds of actions for your phone with natural language without a set of any pre determined phrases. Not even Google Android 15 can do that. The version Google Assistant had in 2019 felt very pre-programmed, requiring users stick to certain phrasing rather than letting people speak naturally and then automatically discern the action. Google Assistant never adapted to apps, apps changes, or works seamlessly with multiple apps. That never happened. A true agent would be able to adapt instead of relying on set conditions. Google was absolutely on the right path now with Gemini, but the technology to do above wasn’t there yet. Today’s LLMs look to make the original goal possible and hopefully that is what Google is playing catch up again with Apple on with the Pixel-exclusive Pixie when the Pixel 9 launches.

[@k.vn.k]

@@minimalistic_banhaus It is the first OS that can orchestrate hundreds of actions for your phone with natural language without a set of any pre determined phrases. Not even Google Android 15 can do that. The version Google Assistant had in 2019 felt very pre-programmed, requiring users stick to certain phrasing rather than letting people speak naturally and then automatically discern the action. Google Assistant never adapted to apps, apps changes, or works seamlessly with multiple apps. That never happened. A true agent would be able to adapt instead of relying on set conditions. Google was absolutely on the right path now with Gemini, but the technology to do above wasn’t there yet. Today’s LLMs look to make the original goal possible and hopefully that is what Google is playing catch up again with Apple on with the Pixel-exclusive Pixie when the Pixel 9 launches.

[@digressor]

Happy 40th birthday Bridget! Mostly the updates this year are good (customization galore!) but I’m disappointed how the iPadOS yet again gets left behind. Apple’s middle child can’t match its hardware.

[@hwcanotabot]

Happy birthday Bridget! I have grown up watching you and CNET report on tech and you remain an invaluable point of reference.

[@BridgetCarey]

Thank you!! :D

[@mapl3mage]

part of AI presentation felt like watching a grammarly ad, but maybe that’s just me? 🤔

[@jbradkilpatrick]

I’m good, with my 15 Pro, but it sucks for people like my parents, that don’t upgrade and can’t afford to upgrade as often, but just bought the iPhone 15. Even though they will have iPhones a year old, they won’t get Apple Intelligence. And they won’t get it for a while because they can’t upgrade as often.

[@Hhhh22222-w]

Just trade in their 15 for a used 16 when the 17 comes out

[@ChrisCanadianHusky]

@@Hhhh22222-w yeah right, basically creating e-waste. Good for the environment, Apfel

[@SinDailyy]

I completely agree. I didn’t upgrade to the 15 because I simply didn’t want to. My iPhone 14 Pro Max is in amazing condition (practically brand new)!

[@dolbyatmos866]

“Apple Intelligence” Would be Worse than “Facebook & TikTok” Combine. Chat GPT Would be INSIDE YOUR PHONE, Sharing ALL DATA with “Apple & Microsoft” E-mails- Photos-Videos- CONTACTS- WALLETS ( CREDIT CARDS ) PASSWORDS- DON’T INSTALL iOS18 Be Safe Be Smart with Your PRIVACY. DON’T BELIEVE IN EVERYTHING YOU HEAR. “WE CARE ABOUT YOUR PRIVACY”

[@asnovasdodia]

If you want qol improvements on a car you have to buy a new one. Progress is that.

[@mesbahuddin1885]

Was waiting for Bridget Carey’s video ever since WWDC!

[@AdrianSanabria]

I hadn't even given CNET a thought in at least a decade. Now, I don't want to miss a single one of Bridget's videos - she has smart takes, doesn't pull punches, and brings so much fun to each video! I wish I could subscribe to all of her videos, specifically, but if her videos are this good, maybe I should give CNET's other content a chance as well.

[@taib]

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION STYLE BRIDGET 💪

[@dolbyatmos866]

“Apple Intelligence” Would be Worse than “Facebook & TikTok” Combine. Chat GPT Would be INSIDE YOUR PHONE, Sharing ALL DATA with “Apple & Microsoft” E-mails- Photos-Videos- CONTACTS- WALLETS ( CREDIT CARDS ) PASSWORDS- DON’T INSTALL iOS18 Be Safe Be Smart with Your PRIVACY. DON’T BELIEVE IN EVERYTHING YOU HEAR. “WE CARE ABOUT YOUR PRIVACY”

[@abiyoya]

Bridget Carey is my favorite tech reporter as he does not just blurb out "tech news". She often brings humour and most importantly added layers of interesting reflection that go beyond the obvious (maybe not so much in this video though). Thanks

[@jimobrien780]

Happy Birthday week!! Your ‘One More Thing’ series makes my Friday every week. Thank you! 😀

[@BridgetCarey]

Aw thanks! 😁

[@tyrport]

Happy birthday 🎂. 40 years. It’s actually better after this.

[@benster5]

Happy birthday, Bridget! 🎂🎉

[@BridgetCarey]

😁 thank you!

[@paultopping7413]

As far as I heard from one of your colleagues another split is geographically- USA only initially!! Is that correct?

[@skyak4493]

AI needs to build trust anyhow. The biggest first use of AI needs to be helping users get their personal computing and comunications under control. I question why most of these basic AI functions won’t work on older products because the voice dictation on my watch 7 (paired to an iPhone 11) is perfect.

[@roberpt82]

It’s was same when Siri was released only iPhone 4s and above could use it.

[@ClayMann]

i think this is a necessary evil though. Not a marketing move. Machine learning stuff Apple are doing on mobile is actually gob smacking how impressive it is. They've worked very hard to get this done. At least the promise of it, we don't know what the reality will be. A lot of coming laters but Google are in the same boat trying desperately to get reliable intelligence into their services and not really there yet. so I think its essential they hit the top end hardware to even make this work without just having all the processing happening server side and breaking the whole privacy angle they have that customers really seem to want from Apple.

[@roberpt82]

@@ClayMann I agree. All future iPhones will be able to run it so if people really want it they will have to get the 15 pros or 16 when it’s out

[@kingvn8849]

Why is no one talking about VOICE CALL RECORDING. It is FINALLLLLYYY here mannnn

[@BridgetCarey]

This is going to be so helpful.

[@notsosuavemate]

@@BridgetCareyespecially important calls in case you forgot and would love to go over

[@Mistygio]

Because nobody really cares? I’ve never wanted to have it but sure okay I’ll welcome it

[@sbonfye8058]

Why you hyped about that That’s weird af

[@greenpickle9606]

@@sbonfye8058my thought too.

[@tanman99]

Happy Birthday Bridget!!🎉

[@GarryMah85]

Isn't the neural processor part of iPhone chip for a long time now? I dont see why older phones can't have the AI stuff, especially when they can offload the heavier stuff to Apple cloude servers. Its disappointing. 🙄

[@alategaymer]

The cake analogy was amazing! 😂🎉 Happy Birthday! 🎊🎂🎈🎁🎉

[@SleepyPossums]

Happy Birthday, Bridget! As always, you make keeping up to date on the news entertaining and informative!

[@jennifershanks453]

When?

[@retroAlex987]

Bridget, that intro was SUPERB Have a great birthday and hope someone brings you an even nicer cake

[@Justin22139]

I paid nearly $2k for my iPhone less than 18 months ago, and I get excluded from new features. Pretty lame.

[@El_duderino87]

I don’t get everyone whining. Sometimes new products get features thet older devices can’t run. Thats how tech improvements sometimes go.

[@TenshiR]

Happy birthday Bridget!!!

[@bryanwoolbertmusic]

iPadOS 18 is a weak update. The main thing I want to see pulled over from macOS is third-party system extension support, and by extension, external audio hardware support. Without that I see no point in subscribing to Logic Pro for iPad. Side note: I have the M4 iPad Pro and was really hoping for a monumental update. We didn’t get it.

[@TeddyLeppard]

One clarification: If you send a request to Chat GPT your identity and location are anonymized and not collected, according to the agreement formed between the two companies.

[@edicarlos4704]

And who is verifying that, since the world of AI and internet is a Wild West with no laws and data privacy laws to protect us? That’s why government can spy on us without warrants.

[@Alex-un5tl]

I think this is not the ultimate goal of Apple to divide their users, the issue is with the NPU power, and once the NPU is powerful enough in regular iPhones CPUs, Apple Intelligence will be available across all the devices. I would say from iPhone 17 onwards

[@pimpineasy1100]

Well done presentation

[@2chuck]

Great Video, thanks. I hesitate to buy the top of the line Iphone with this being it's first introduction of AI. I'm concerned that in the next year or two they will drastically need to change the hardware to improve what they have scrambled to put together now and that will make the older models of iphone Pro AI obsolete. (I usually like to keep my phone for 3yrs before replacing it). Could you address this in the next video?

[@MarathonMiler]

2:06 did anyone else have their Siri activate?

[@adamr4198]

For those of us with older Apple devices that can’t run AI which type of device would make the most sense to upgrade first? I can see Apple Intelligence being the most useful with an iPhone (always with you, highly mobile). However it seems like having it on a more powerful device (laptop/desktop) would unlock a greater potential. I would love to know other people’s thoughts.

[@CozyCornerDay]

iPhone 15 pro Max if you want to upgrade. Will have AI features and will get future updates for a while

[@OmegaRed813]

Happy birthday Bridget 🎊 🎉

[@d11ita]

Happy birthday! 🥳🎈

[@manjeetdeswal8799]

WILL IT BE AVAILABLE IN IPHONE 16 BASE VARIENT?

[@Dr_Cole]

The Scotty “Hello, computer” insert was perfect.

[@MarsorryIckuatuna]

They made a cake for the show 👏 👏 👏😊

[@goodthings1231]

For me, the WWDC this year was one of the best ever. Only missing a way to access the iPhone file system via pc/mac. That would be perfect!

[@elcat0]

That intro is so creative

[@maxcolvin9209]

Great show !

[@garybc]

Happy birthday! 🎉

[@AdhiNarayananYR]

I got my iPhone 15 just a month back. I wouldn’t be upgrading for next 3-4 years as this is a significant investment. Now I wouldn’t be getting the new AI features even though I just purchased a very recent iPhone launched in 2023.

[@Ben21756]

The iPhone 15 is recent, but the A16 chip that it's equipped with is from 2022. Apple made significant improvements to the neural engine on the A17 Pro chip which is only exclusive to the 15 Pro series.

[@AdhiNarayananYR]

@@Ben21756 most AI features are there in Samsung’s 2022/2023 phones as well as their newer phones. Similarly even pixel A series has AI features. apple is the only exception. Think I should move out of Apple ecosystem for good.

[@Ben21756]

@@AdhiNarayananYR Well, there are differences. Apple tries to do everything on-device, leaving only complex AI tasks to the cloud and ChatGPT. Others like Google and Samsung typically lean more on Cloud based solutions, which is why atleast for Samsung, you will eventually have to pay for their AI. Apple taking this approach obviously was the reason why they drastically upgraded the neural engine on the A17 Pro, and previous generation chips may not be fast enough to handle the load. If you’re fine with having to pay for AI in the future and is ok with the additional latency of cloud AI, go ahead and switch.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

​@@AdhiNarayananYRsamsungs Ai is trash. - a galaxy s24 user.

[@Smojero]

I bet the A16 chip is good enough to support the AI... It's just a way to get people to buy the more expensive model

[@lynxnexux]

Apple should learn from Nokia's past missteps, where overconfidence led to significant market share losses. By prioritizing exclusivity over user loyalty, Apple risks repeating history and driving away its dedicated customer base. Apple seems aware of that they are behind the AI integration across its products, to be a rushed introduction of generative AI looks like a panic move?. Naming its AI function "Apple Intelligence" and adopting the slogan "AI for the rest of us" may seem clever, but restricting AI features exclusively to the iPhone 15 series contradicts this inclusive message. This selective approach is seen as unfair and disloyal to the majority of iPhone users who are left without access to these advancements. Moreover, Apple's new "personal intelligence" tool looks like not groundbreaking compared to competitors where more sophisticated AI offerings. The decision to limit AI features raises serious questions about Apple's strategy and the rationale behind this exclusivity. It risks alienating loyal Apple users who may feel neglected and prompt them to consider competing brands that offer more inclusive and advanced AI solutions.

[@cappybenton]

Gold star on this video. The chocolate cake thing was brilliant.

[@popmomax1504]

What are the privacy concerns with the new Apple Ai? 😮You should do a video on that.

[@ksbkn9719]

Elon warned about it

[@TheGweedMan]

Happy Birthday!

[@Tobias_M_T]

I think Apple Intelligence is the next boost to AI and connected intelligence computing and maybe even the one that really pushes it to everybody. I'm so exited to really train a hopefully private AI my writing style and tasks I do on repeat to really help me. But as I understood, Apple AI is only coming to the US right now, right? Do you have an idea when it will be launched in more countries? Like germany? Oh and happy birthday Bridget!

[@Mangolite]

Every detail is on the cake, and Bridgett is not afraid to use the knife.

[@ThePolitical_J]

Happy Birthday Bridget! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@oiausdlkasuldhflaksjdhoiausydo]

This lady feels like the best of 90s TV. I like her. Keep her.

[@achekholbeckal889]

The glowing border reminds me of my old 2020 Samsung s20 😅

[@boomoperator90]

Happy birthday 🎉 I look forward to these every Friday. I thought the chatgpt integration was clunky for apple, but we'll see how it plays out. Rest of the event was ok for me

[@shwnshts9469]

REAL SUGGESTION: Bridget, please do a piece highlighting the NEW iphone features that are just Apple biting the competition! Thats the kind of comparison consumers really need. Ironically NOT sn 🍎 to 🍏 comparison. I can recognize every "new" Apple miracle feature as an already developed native function on my other OS choices that I use. Often with more features and yet less irl fanfare promotion. That can kill a good function e.g. Google's Photomoji turns memes into emojis but Idk if I'm the only one with it? It's best used in RCS but can travel via SMS bc of the discrimination policy. But there's also Lens

[@NetvoTV]

What's this mean for standard iPhone 15 and older users, they will get the unupgraded Siri?

[@FicosGamingMind]

It's so refreshing to see Bridget still do this! I haven't gotten suggestions from CNET so seeing this makes me super happy. It's nice that Apple at least is trying to make AI be useful on its ecosystem of apps and hardware. There is no going back, but I do feel that these big companies are shoving it in our face and offer it to you for something you will never need it for. Also also, it's nice to see Apple develop a way for kids to cheat doing math homework much easier xD.

[@fernando_rdias]

Preciso de ajuda Tenho o iphone 15 pro Estou com los 18.1, coloquei em inglês e regiao estados unidos Mas nao apareceu opção do apple inteligence O que eu faço?

[@ta96943]

There is something important I’d like Anglophones to remember about users who feel left behind. It was predictable that Apple Intelligence would only be supported in English, but moreover LLMs present a disadvantage for users of minority languages. My mother tongue has 100 Mn+ speakers, yet the performance of LLMs is still noticeably inferior compared to when prompting in English. I wonder how well Apple Intelligence performs well in other languages.

[@Cedricmaker]

My birthday week as well! Happy birthday 🎂🎉

[@BridgetCarey]

Happy Birthday!

[@RodQTNZ]

I think many people use GMail and Cal on iOS as you don’t have to download mail on every device. You just view a window to it. To use I means surrendering to the Mail and Calendar clients and returning to a download model to hydrate Personal Intelligence as there is no Apple mail server. Massive lock in and a blow to G suite and Google Meet which work so well on a web based mail model. Not looking forward to going back to a mail client after 10 years.

[@shai3261]

The cake looks good 😋

[@heidiwilks5316]

Happy birthday Bridget! That cake looks delicious :)

[@aleksitanninen]

Happy Birthday Bridget!!!!! Just a few suggestions if I may... OMOMT should be mandatory in every OMT video, AND every OMT video moving forward should be done with a cake now....please!~ :D Oh and, please just imagine this comment is all animated and very weird ^0^ Finally... never ever stop making OMT videos with OMOMT segment...explained with a cake....animated.

[@BridgetCarey]

So you’re saying more nom nom and omomt, got it

[@alvinperez3010]

i'm not planning on upgrading my phone anytime soon since my 13 is fairly "new" (just had it last november)... my question is, would i still get an "improved" siri minus the other ai cool stuff or am i stuck with this crappy one? i have an m1 macbook so i know i can still use apple intelligence... but how about my ip 13? am i stuck with the same old siri we all hate?

[@luist2814]

Best explanation of Apple AI so far. Thanks

[@r.garcia8768]

I refuse to use CHAtGPT or other AI apps since default settings appear to to implicitly or explicitly waive a user’s privacy rights.

[@peopleovertech]

I was understood the WWDC keynote that if you don't have the A17 Pro iPhone or hire, Apple Intelligence will still work, it just won't work on device. AI will still work, it will just go to Apple Private Cloud all the time. Can someone confirm?

[@_b_l_a_c_k_s_w_a_n_]

omg i hv a mac book air with a m2 chip i think but it won’t work on my phone or ipad

[@TrustaBro1914]

@BridgetCarey I look forward to your videos

[@nogenre5792]

For those who have the 14 and 15 we still have copilot and chat GPT no need to feel missed out my Apples AI because it’s pretty much the same thing

[@louismartini6983]

Happy Birthday! We appreciate your experienced coverage of all the Apple issues of the future. Excellent video.

[@Stoxks]

As an iPhone 15 plus user who bought their phone literally in the last 8 months, I am really annoyed. Apple have already rendered my phone obsolete. Needless to say I’ve just discovered as many others have that Apple is pure evil and greedy. I’ll never be buying another apple product again.

[@macbugde]

That makes no sense. It’s not “obsolete” and have you ever owned an Android phone? lol. They don’t even give you major Android updates and features after a year or two - while Apple supports 5-6 years old phones 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Ultrajamz]

When you buy the “non pro” its always obsolete as it mostly has the specs of the “pro” from the prior year.

[@dizzydella1]

Oops

[@antman7673]

@@macbugde AI is kinda important. Probably it has to do with 8gb of ram as a requirement.

[@Hhhh22222-w]

Welcome.to.the.average.android.experience 😂

[@accesswireless189]

Nice video, as always.

[@mouazaljamil2276]

The cake 🎂 looks delicious. Happy birthday 🎁

[@TeddyLeppard]

On the other hand, you want a premium experience? Then prepare to pay for the premium hardware. It's not that big a deal.

[@Fetidaf]

This has always been the case. In the past the iPhone line-up has largely had continuity over the entire line-up but pro models have always had stronger hardware and features that weren’t available to the base and plus models. The only other option for them would be to nerf the feature for everyone, wait and do the exact same thing except a year later after they release the iPhone 16, or someone add better hardware to existing phones. When I was a kid I didn’t realize that hardware really existed. I thought that since my iPod touch could play a KZbin video of GTA IV that my iPod should be able to play the game as well, or I thought that Rockstar was going to have GTA IV on the PS2… stupid stuff like that. And that’s how people are acting. “Why can’t we have AI on device for the base iPhone 15!?” Well, because it literally can’t. It doesn’t have the available hardware. If you want all the features, buy the higher end or new device. If you don’t then don’t…

[@michaelbelcevski1348]

This really annoys and upsets me. I saved for ages to upgrade from iPhone XS to the 15 only just a few months ago, thinking I would have the latest features at the time for at least another 5-6 years.

[@Jayden-lr2mm]

Genmoji gotta be the best feature, and Siri being now around the borders and not just an orb

[@Liam_Maddog]

Genmoji gotta be… What are you, 11?

[@spagoo69]

I love watching your videos you’re very funny and a good sense of humor.

[@skyak4493]

I don’t know if WWDC was everything I wished for because the news doesn’t cover the most important part -WHAT APPLE IS PROVIDING TO DEVELOPERS TO RUN THEIR HARDWARE -hooks?, APIs?, SDKs for working with user data?

[@kyloctopus]

That opener is giving Bill Nye the Science Guy

[@SikinderVatturiv]

waiting for your review......and as always....the best and entertaining

[@danielworrell3438]

The integration of chat gpt to Siri is very impressive

[@enzmondo]

Happy birthday Bridget! Well wishes to you!

[@Flectron1]

Happy birthday 🎉

[@BrianBellia]

So, are any of the intelligent Siri features going to be available on older iPhones other than iPhone 15, or did those of us who spent a thousand bucks on new iPhone last year completely waste our money?

[@Shadow_Li]

Happy birthday ❤

[@draciel.]

was the cake good?

[@LILREBL]

I think apple is limiting the AI feature to pro models because the iPhone 16 models will not be a big difference so that is their reason to upgrade the same way it was with the iPhone 15 titanium. I know other improvements will be made but will not make a big difference. This is coming from an iPhone user that has been using iPhone since iPhone 7

[@tadmarshall2739]

I get a major Clippy vibe from these new AI features.

[@DEPRETION.]

The fact the iphone se wont work with apple intelligence makes me really sad. Also happy birthday bridget.

[@Mistygio]

No smartphone in the WORLD other than iPhone 15 Pro is even CAPABLE of Apple Intelligence. iPhone 15 Pro has the fastest chip in the world and therefore it is the first smartphone that can debut this technology. I think people are not understanding this.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

All the iphones will have this eventually, the SE typically trails the flagships every 3 models (so the iPhone 20, will likely have an Ai capable SE model, if not sooner) . Apple won't gatekeep this technology, as they've always been about continuity among their products.

[@jamessderby]

Everyone is going to obsessed with all the apple AI stuff in a year, I guarantee it.

[@brockhubbard6336]

Your vids are my favorite

[@stevengeorges9046]

I may be a little late realizing this but, Bridget Carey is good, Keep using her and I will keep clicking on her videos. (Oh, and I'm very impressed with what Apple introduced.)

[@josehernan21]

Great review

[@hhauffe]

How is asking chat GPT for permission to answer a question that can't be answered otherwise "shoving it in our faces"??... No single service is going to be able to answer or do everything. This sounds like a very graceful and intelligent way to extend Siri's capabilities.

[@rpelleti]

Happy Birthday, Bridget Carey! I really enjoy your videos on CNET.

[@BridgetCarey]

Thanks for watching!

[@semartem]

The advancements in Apple's AI demonstrate a significant step forward in user experience and device integration, but the exclusivity to high-end devices may alienate a portion of their user base.

[@horridohobbies]

Apple's latest silicon isn't that much faster than 3-year-old silicon. Maybe 30-50% faster. It shouldn't preclude older iPhone models from running Apple Intelligence. I find Apple's hardware requirements rather specious.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

It's not a matter of "they couldn't allow it" it's a matter of "how well it would perform". apple likes having a smooth nearly seamless experience, if that gets bogged down to levels they deem unacceptable then they aren't giving it to the lesser hardware. It would hurt their image.