DAalseth
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Health app's future AI assistant will tell you how to keep fit
LOL, yeah we do seem to be entering the Age of Stupid.appleinsideruser said:
…and heads of state suggest bleach to treat viral infections. 🙄DAalseth said:
The idea according to the article is to be “a new AI agent would monitor the data in the Health app and provide feedback to the user on how to improve their health. This will apparently work to offer advice similar to how a real doctor would to a patient.”pulseimages said:
Why?DAalseth said:No, I’ll pass
Considering how many truly idiotic mistakes AI systems make there’s no way I would trust it. Maybe in 20-30 years, but today? Hell no we’re still at the stage where AI systems recommend adding glue to pizza sauce.
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Health app's future AI assistant will tell you how to keep fit
The idea according to the article is to be “a new AI agent would monitor the data in the Health app and provide feedback to the user on how to improve their health. This will apparently work to offer advice similar to how a real doctor would to a patient.”pulseimages said:
Why?DAalseth said:No, I’ll pass
Considering how many truly idiotic mistakes AI systems make there’s no way I would trust it. Maybe in 20-30 years, but today? Hell no we’re still at the stage where AI systems recommend adding glue to pizza sauce.
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Health app's future AI assistant will tell you how to keep fit
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How to turn off Apple Intelligence -- and why you need to keep turning it off
Yes, thank you. I will bookmark this. I have no interest or use for Apple Intelligence now and it is almost certain that I never will.
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Inside Apple Books -- the best app for book lovers
I use the Apple Books app almost every day. It’s handy, as you said it reads a nice variety of formats, and has some nice features. I especially love that it imports books from Project Gutenberg with no hassle. I’ve been reading classics from Verne, Doyle, Poe, and others and it’s been great. Right now I’m halfway through The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde printed in 1924. It’s been wonderful.
