This is one reason I get so mad at media coverage of elections that treats them like sporting events. The whole "pulled ahead" type language gives the conspiracy theorists someting to seize upon.
Seen at WWDC, in a demo of LM Studio, which lets you run AI models locally: A computing cluster made up of four Mac Studios with 512GB of RAM apiece. That’s 2TB of RAM total, which is even more than 640KB.
Apple worked with both Google and Nvidia to run Apple foundation models with private compute on Google’s cloud.
Federighi is being up front about Gemini’s role in Apple’s AI stack (but also emphasizing Apple Intelligence is anything but relabeled Gemini).
The fact that large tech companies still scamper to do business with him does not say great things about the industry.
Until recently, had the American public ever seen a president asleep? Did Eisenhower welcome being photographed while napping, for instance?
I have been to Madison Square Garden once. It was to see a UFC match (for work). A then-ex-president arrived after me, to scattered applause and booing but mostly embarrassed silence.
I can’t believe this keeps happening. Or maybe I can.
(General rule of thumb: Using AI out of laziness is dangerous.)
https://www.404media.co/judge-learns-lawyers-on-both-sides-of-case-used-ai-cancels-trial-kicks-everyone-off-the-case/
Mike Rockwell is doing an actual live demo of Siri AI. So far, it’s working.
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Craig Federighi leading off a post-keynote WWDC tech talk q&a. Live!
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RAJU: The president keep saying the California election was rigged. What evidence have you seen?
SCALISE: You had wide changes after election night in the results
R: They're just counting the ballots
SCALISE: Look, whether you can prove fraud or not, it does undermine voter integrity in the vote
