← Back to context Comment by visarga 6 months ago I guess LLM and AI are forbidden words in Apple language. They do their utmost to avoid these words. 7 comments visarga Reply simonw 6 months ago They took the clever (in my opinion) decision to rebrand "AI" as "Apple Intelligence", presumably partly in order to avoid the infinite tired "it's not really AI" takes that have surrounded that acronym for decades. meindnoch 6 months ago It's about as cringe as that Chinese guy with the funny-shaped head, who said a few years ago that AI for him means "alibaba intelligence". Geee 6 months ago And that's why we haven't heard of him since then. iambateman 6 months ago LLM's get six mentions in this article. mbowcut2 6 months ago Nah, I think they made it model agnostic, which is kinda smart. barbazoo 6 months ago Search for "large language model" instead of "LLM". rtaylorgarlock 6 months ago Because they don't own it, or the models they (don't) own aren't good enough for a standalone brand? Sure seems like it.
simonw 6 months ago They took the clever (in my opinion) decision to rebrand "AI" as "Apple Intelligence", presumably partly in order to avoid the infinite tired "it's not really AI" takes that have surrounded that acronym for decades. meindnoch 6 months ago It's about as cringe as that Chinese guy with the funny-shaped head, who said a few years ago that AI for him means "alibaba intelligence". Geee 6 months ago And that's why we haven't heard of him since then.
meindnoch 6 months ago It's about as cringe as that Chinese guy with the funny-shaped head, who said a few years ago that AI for him means "alibaba intelligence". Geee 6 months ago And that's why we haven't heard of him since then.
rtaylorgarlock 6 months ago Because they don't own it, or the models they (don't) own aren't good enough for a standalone brand? Sure seems like it.
They took the clever (in my opinion) decision to rebrand "AI" as "Apple Intelligence", presumably partly in order to avoid the infinite tired "it's not really AI" takes that have surrounded that acronym for decades.
It's about as cringe as that Chinese guy with the funny-shaped head, who said a few years ago that AI for him means "alibaba intelligence".
And that's why we haven't heard of him since then.
LLM's get six mentions in this article.
Nah, I think they made it model agnostic, which is kinda smart.
Search for "large language model" instead of "LLM".
Because they don't own it, or the models they (don't) own aren't good enough for a standalone brand? Sure seems like it.