It doesn't surprise me after seeing that Apple just did this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40313733 Also, is it just me or does the example of asking ChatGPT for gift ideas seem rather "dehumanising", for lack of a better term?
Apple finalizing deal with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT features to iOS 18
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Llama 3 8b Q5 is within GPT4 territory. I’ve been using it daily, it’s astonishing.
I found it to be not even remotely close outside of a few tasks/queries
You need it to understand what you want to do within the limited scope of the phone.
Basically I want Apple's AI to do what Shortcuts is capable of today, but instead of a janky Scratch programming style, I want it to respond to speech.
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I don’t understand the logic. Let’s say a call is not spam, for example, family. You are saying you never miss such a call? You never ever leave your phone or are in a situation where you can’t pick up?
If it’s important they’ll leave a voicemail that I’ll notice sooner or later—as I will that there was a missed call. If it’s a number I don’t recognize and there’s no voicemail I’ll assume it was junk. I just have very few notifications turned on. For example none of my chat programs notify.