bala1234

Despite a typical D.E.D. rant there are few good points,
1. MS has succeeded past by copying and using it's tremendous marketing power and installed base.
2. The way apple has managed to remain ahead since iMac days is continuously innovating before MS catch up.
3 Nobody wants (at least not me) bing chat.
However it glosses over a few things Apple has been literally eating up MS lunch since the introduction of AS in all except gaming PCs .
Has MS stopped the hemorrhage with the new Qualcomm processor and x86 emulator for apps? 
Simply put has MS caught up faster than Apple could innovate this time?
PS: I remain skeptical if MS did! But it's fascinating to watch.

Seriously what is even a 'AI enabled' iPhone? Sorry about the rant. I know the author is only reporting the news. But I am tired  of hearing 'AI' as it own feature/thing. I really hope Apple is a able to better convey real features rather than just generic "AI".

Frankly I am unconvinced by the current day AI applications. May be Apple will do its usual thing give it a new purpose. Many of the examples quoted above are good ideas. And hopefully the applications apple choose don't need the general purpose/copyrighted data.  Siri is not a great example but hopefully Apple learnt from it.

9secondkox2 said:

bala1234 said:

Call me dumb but I am not getting the 'obvious' part here! Somebody who knows, care to explain?

Apple will be offering it, but Google feels the need to be the announcer. In other words, it’s obvious that it’s coming (apple has already given hints) and it’s also obvious that Google (being, you know, Google) wants to pretend that it’s their announcement to make and try to spin it as Google getting one over on apple. 

At least thats what it seems like to this reader. 

Thank you! I never would have figured it out by myself!

Call me dumb but I am not getting the 'obvious' part here! Somebody who knows, care to explain?