| ▲ | bilsbie a day ago | |
I get the impression they want AI marketing points but don’t actually want people to use local AI on their products. I have no idea why. They could be so successful if they leaned into local AI. | ||
| ▲ | jonplackett a day ago | parent | next [-] | |
I think they’re too scared to ‘own’ it - it would be someone else’s model and potential security issue. But apple have to own everything they do so they’re in a bind | ||
| ▲ | m463 a day ago | parent | prev [-] | |
I don't think they're ready for local ai. They have memory + memory bandwidth, that's it. I also don't think they do "technology". For example, containers have been around for a long time, and apple didn't show up. (I know they have some support now). Imagine an apple-native docker/podman doing something like FROM macos:10.12 I was actually surprised when they did their own chips. I figure it was about control. | ||