Re: How to switch off Apple Intelligence on the iPhone, iPad & Mac

On Tue, 28 Jan 2025 21:18:16 -0000 (UTC), badgolferman wrote :
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If this is really what they are trying to do I hope they succeed.
Just so long as they don't switch over to the Chinese DeepSeek AI
which blatantly tells users all their personal information is going
to the Chinese government.

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Unfortunately, Apple merely copies innovation & remarkets it at huge
prices sustained by (admittedly brilliant) slick advertising for the
hoi polloi.
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However...
Like you, I also hope that Apple succeeds in copying the existing AI
innovation to the point that it's a worthy competitor, just like Apple
Maps. The more competition, the better, as I end up getting better
stuff.
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The good news is Apple makes so much profit off it's product line
that it can afford the immense outlay in costs to catch up (even
though by virtually all accounts, Apple is two years behind Google in
AI technology).
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Notice though, that Apple is behind others in almost all high
technology.  For example, how many years behind Qualcomm is Apple in
5G integration?
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I get it that the Apple trolls hate all Apple can do is copy high
tech, much like China does, and then Apple resells those copies at
huge profits.
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But if the Apple trolls want to dispute that - all they'd need to do
is tell us what high technology Apple leads in (and no, Emojiis don't
count).
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Neither does Apple's fantastic ability to name all those bold new
colors!  What high tech is Apple actually good at?
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Note: I'm sure the Apple trolls will mention CPUs, but it turns out
Apple is no good at CPU development (and Apple even stopped making
GPUs). The reason Apple makes their own iPhone CPU is for purely
marketing reasons.