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  • Apple to unveil AI-enabled Safari browser alongside new operating systems

    dope_ahminedope_ahmine
    @marko Zivkowich, LLM does not stand for “language-learning model”!!!  
    williamlondon

  • Apple's iOS 18 AI will be on-device preserving privacy, and not server-side

    dope_ahminedope_ahmine
    On the topic of AI…
    Prompt: Remove all verbiage from this article.

    ChatGPT:
    Rumors claim Apple's iOS 18 AI features prioritize privacy with on-device processing, except for some advanced functions, including a new large language model called "Ajax." It will enhance Messages, Safari, Spotlight, and Siri with text analysis and response generation. More details will be revealed at WWDC starting June 10.
    watto_cobranubusAlex1N

  • CT scans show off the phenomenal design of the Apple Vision Pro

    dope_ahminedope_ahmine
    I was also a bit surprised when Apple first showcased their Vision Pro. Up until then, I had been thinking they would surpass all competition by offering a super-light AR/VR headset, especially since I had heard in advance that they would separate out the battery.
    williamlondon

  • macOS 15 will get a big AI boost: what to expect at WWDC 2024

    dope_ahminedope_ahmine
    Prompt:
    List all locations in California containing the letter sequence “ai”

    ChatGPT:
    1. Fairfield
    williamlondon

  • Apple Silicon vulnerability leaks encryption keys, and can't be patched easily

    dope_ahminedope_ahmine
    @dewme said:
    This sounds like a vulnerability that's a consequence of the interface designers trying to minimize the amount of required programming memory required by overloading a function call parameter so its type has to be implicitly interpreted by the runtime, as opposed to be enforced at compile time. In this case the malicious code is given an easy way to access protected memory that it should not be able to access…
    No, this is not how it works. DMPs focus on optimizing memory access patterns and do not involve themselves with the types of data being pre-fetched. Type checking and data integrity belong to high-level programming languages and are managed at higher levels of the system architecture. This doesn’t directly apply in the context of DMPs and their low-level hardware operations. DMPs are concerned with patterns of memory access, rather than the semantic meaning or the type of data being accessed.

    When it comes to overall data integrity and type safety however, it is the duty of the entire system to ensure these are maintained. This responsibility is typically handled by the combination of the CPU’s architecture, the OS, and the application software running on the system.
    avon b7programmer