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Tim Cook is “not 100 percent” sure Apple can stop AI hallucinations
(www.theverge.com)
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If Apple can stop AI hallucination, any other AI company can also stop AI hallucination. Which is something they could have already done instead of making AI seem a joke on purpose. AI hallucinations are a sort of phenomena that nobody has control over. Why would Tim Cook have unique control over it?
I'm sure Tesla can do it within the decade! /s
You mean xAI?
Unless Apple became the first to figure out how, then they suddenly have a huge leg up on the rest. Which is kinda how Apple has been making their bread for most of their successes in my lifetime
eh. I don't think Apple's gonna be a pioneer in AI. If anybody can do it, it would be openai figuring it out first. Happy to be proven wrong tho.
Oh I’m not suggesting the will or are able to, I’m coming from a strategic standpoint
Yeah. When Apple says it’s coming into a market, they mean they have already perfected it.
(Or let other companies polish up a feature/concept for a few years, slap a coat of Space Gray on it, and release it as a revolutionary "new" feature for apple)
Like the revolutionary space gray USB-C port?