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Apple’s New CEO Is Reportedly Pushing to Stuff More AI into iPhones (gizmodo.com)
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Apple CEO John Ternus pressured Apple senior VP of Software Engineering Craig Federighi to “accelerate the company’s road map and move quickly beyond merely making necessary improvements to Siri,” reports Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter.

Citing anonymous sources, Gurman writes that Ternus is “frustrated by what he sees as a reluctance to embrace AI with the same urgency as competitors,” and pushed Federighi for changes in a meeting behind closed doors. Federighi, Gurman points out, has been considered an AI skeptic with concerns “about the technology’s privacy, security, societal and employment implications.”

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[–] LsnLDN@sh.itjust.works 1 points 10 hours ago (1 children)

Yeah ive done my best to quit everything, its more the risk of some process starting up in the background, spotlight indexing is the example i can think of, and ive a script to switch that off but there must be other things that could start up, steal processing power momentarily, and so risk dropouts

[–] foodandart@lemmy.zip 1 points 3 hours ago

Hmmm. Yeah. Those mystery startups of obscure processes are usually initiated by the daemons.

Finding them is the trick.