Understanding Aggregate Trends for Apple Intelligence Using Differential Privacy

1. airstrike ◴[14 Apr 25 21:55 UTC] No.43686746[source]▶

> Improving Genmoji

I find it odd that they keep insisting on this to the point that it's the very first example. I'm willing to bet 90% of users don't use genmoji and the 10% who have used it on occasion mostly do it for the lulz at how bizarre the whole thing is.

It seems to me that they don't really have a vision for Apple Intelligence, or at least not a compelling one.

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2. ◴[14 Apr 25 21:57 UTC] No.43686765[source]▶

>>43686746 (TP) #

3. bitpush ◴[14 Apr 25 22:14 UTC] No.43686871[source]▶

>>43686746 (TP) #

When other companies are curing skin cancer, discovering new proteins, creating photorealistic images/videos, Apple is .. creating Genmojis. lol

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4. cheschire ◴[14 Apr 25 23:28 UTC] No.43687402[source]▶

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Apple has always been like this. They are never the first one to cross the first few checkpoints. They watch what the winning-est competitors are all doing and then they try to copy that to win the race overall.

If they hadn’t saddled themselves with the privacy promises, or if OpenAI were willing to uphold those same promises, then I bet Siri would’ve been wholly replaced by ChatGPT by now.

5. threeseed ◴[14 Apr 25 23:51 UTC] No.43687551[source]▶

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Apple has done far more for global health with the Apple Watch, Fitness and Health.

And they have a dedicated app for participating in clinical studies: https://www.apple.com/ios/research-app/

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6. LPisGood ◴[15 Apr 25 00:41 UTC] No.43687863[source]▶

>>43686746 (TP) #

In the last weeks I have used it for things like very specific drug jokes and a baseball bat.

7. bitpush ◴[15 Apr 25 02:04 UTC] No.43688325{3}[source]▶

>>43687551 #

Than Medtronic? Than Astra Zeneca? Than J&J?

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8. lurking_swe ◴[15 Apr 25 08:45 UTC] No.43690442{4}[source]▶

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sometimes the best medicine is preventative medicine. In other words, leading a healthy active lifestyle. It’s a very western perspective to think all medical stuff should be resolved with drugs or surgery. And i say this as someone born in the west.

No need to be so dismissive. Anyway i do agree those 3 examples you provided are good ones and they have made a big difference in healthcare.