Apple unveils new accessibility features
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Re: Apple unveils new accessibility features
#2> The total amount due on the bill is $83.89. Please verify this amount with your utility provider or by using Text Detection before making a
payment.
1. Use AI to determine how much a bill is for
2. Call up the people who billed you and ask them how much they billed you
3. Pay billed amount
Re: Apple unveils new accessibility features
#3> The total amount due on the bill is $83.89. Please verify this amount with your utility provider or by using Text Detection before making a payment. 1. Use AI to determine how much a bill is for 2. Call up the people who billed you and ask them how much they billed you 3. Pay billed amount
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#4This looks like a genuinely useful application of LLMs.
I wish more companies focused on how they can help humans instead of replacing us or squeezing us as hard as possible in the name of productivity.
Re: Apple unveils new accessibility features
#5This looks like a genuinely useful application of LLMs. I wish more companies focused on how they can help humans instead of replacing us or squeezing us as hard as possible in the name of productivity.
Its with their servers right? Do they trust a iPhone with their life? Or they are trusting their data center?
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#6Fun fact: This video was made accessible to sighted people because no blind person would ever listen to voice at that speed. Honestly if you ever observe a blind person using computers you'd impressed how they can listen to audio at unimaginable speeds.
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#7> The total amount due on the bill is $83.89. Please verify this amount with your utility provider or by using Text Detection before making a payment. 1. Use AI to determine how much a bill is for 2. Call up the people who billed you and ask them how much they billed you 3. Pay billed amount
It’s still useful to get the information instantly and verify it later. Arguably asking someone you trust to read the number for you might be a better idea than calling the company. Not everybody has that option though.
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#8Since Apple uses Gemini to power its AI, are those features actually powered by Google Gemini?
Re: Apple unveils new accessibility features
#9Since Apple uses Gemini to power its AI, are those features actually powered by Google Gemini?
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#10As Apple shifts towards services and fancy software features, I wonder how do they expect to stay competitive by only releasing them for a subset of languages.