Apple and Google are reportedly in talks to bring the search giant's Gemini AI model to the iPhone.
This could have huge implications about the role of generative AI in smartphones, suggesting it is becoming a must-have for new phones rather than just a niche feature found on select models.
Apple and Google are reportedly in talks to bring the search giant's Gemini AI model to the iPhone. This could have huge implications about the role of generative AI in smartphones, suggesting it is becoming a must-have for new phones rather than just a niche feature found on select models.
Apple is reportedly talking to Google about a blockbuster deal to adopt Gemini for iPhone
Google and Apple are in talks to bring the search giant's Gemini AI model to the iPhone.
Samsung has already implemented AI features in its Galaxy S24 series that use both Samsung's own AI models and Google's.
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The article contains several examples of deceptive practices. Firstly, the author claims that Apple is talking to Google about a blockbuster deal to adopt Gemini for iPhone. However, this information is unconfirmed and relies on anonymous sources. Secondly, the author suggests that something has changed with Apple's AI offering based on reports of testing its own large language models against OpenAI. This statement implies that there was previously no AI capability on-device at all which contradicts previous statements made by the author about iOS 18 being a big update for iPhone users. Lastly, the article contains sensationalism and selective reporting as it only mentions Apple's potential deal with Google while ignoring other companies in the generative AI world such as OpenAI.
Apple is reportedly talking to Google about a blockbuster deal to adopt Gemini for iPhone. According to Bloomberg, which broke the story, this
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The article contains examples of religious bias and monetary bias. The author uses language that dehumanizes Apple's competitors by referring to them as 'Samsung', which is a brand name rather than the company itself. This suggests a personal vendetta against Samsung and could be seen as an attempt to discredit their products in order to promote Apple's own.
Apple has just made its iPhone much more like Samsung
It’s therefore unsurprising that Apple also recently held discussions with OpenAI and has considered using its model.
Apple and Google are discussing a deal to bring generative A.I. capabilities to iPhones.
, Apple is in discussions with other AI companies as it looks to tap into the power of a large language model capable of analyzing vast amounts of data and generating text on its own.
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The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the author states that Apple and Google are discussing a deal to bring generative A.I. to iPhones when there is no evidence of such discussions taking place.
Apple and Google are discussing a deal to bring Generative A.I.
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The article contains an appeal to authority fallacy by stating that Google has been a critical contributor to the iPhone's success and that it initially provided Google Maps for navigation and the default search engine on the iPhone's Safari browser. This statement is not supported with any evidence or data, but rather relies on assumptions about past events.
Google has been a critical contributor to Apple’s iPhone’s success.
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The article is biased towards Google's generative A.I. model called Gemini and its potential to fill a gap in Apple's products.
> The talks are preliminary and the exact scope of a potential deal hasn’t been defined, three people with knowledge of the discussions said.
, X In a research note, Wedbush analysts Scott Devitt and Daniel Ives said Google stock in 2024 had climbed only 5.6% as of Thursday's market close. Shares of Microsoft (MSFT) were up 14.2% while Amazon.com (AMZN) had gained 17.2%.
Apple is reportedly talking to Google about a blockbuster deal to adopt Gemini for iPhone.
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, X Apple is reportedly talking to Google about a blockbuster deal to adopt Gemini for iPhone.
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The article is deceptive in several ways. Firstly, the author claims that Google stock will perform better than big-cap technology peers based on Wedbush analysts' research note. However, they do not provide any evidence to support this claim and only mention Microsoft and Amazon as examples of companies performing well. Secondly, the article mentions a potential licensing deal between Apple and Google for AI training models but does not disclose any sources or details about the agreement. Lastly, the author uses emotional manipulation by stating that they believe perceived structural risks to Google Search are overstated.
The article claims that Google stock will perform better than big-cap technology peers based on Wedbush analysts' research note but does not provide any evidence to support this claim.
The author uses emotional manipulation by stating that they believe perceived structural risks to Google Search are overstated.
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The article contains a statement that Google stock is expected to perform better than big-cap technology peers. This implies an expectation of bias towards the performance of Google stock over other companies in the same industry.
]Investor sentiment improving[
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Google has a financial stake in the stock price target and investor sentiment topics as they are discussing their own performance. Additionally, Google-parent Alphabet (GOOGL) is mentioned in relation to Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon.com (AMZN), and Gemini.
$GOOGL stock on Friday, 2024 Google stock in 2024 had climbed only 5.6% as of Thursday's market close.
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The author has a conflict of interest on the topic of Google stock price target as they are reporting on Alphabet's (GOOGL) performance and investor sentiment. The article also mentions Wedbush analysts who have made predictions about $GOOGL stock in 2024, which could be seen as an attempt to influence investors.
The author reports that Google-parent Alphabet (GOOGL) had climbed only 5.6% as of Thursday's market close and mentions Wedbush analysts who have made predictions about $GOOGL stock in 2024.
Google and Apple are reportedly in talks to bring the search giant's Gemini AI model to the iPhone.
The partnership could have huge implications about the role of generative AI in smartphones, suggesting it's becoming a must-have for new phones rather than just a niche feature found on select models.
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The article discusses the possibility of Google's Gemini AI model being integrated into Apple's iPhone. This could have significant implications for the role of generative AI in smartphones and suggest it is becoming a must-have feature for new phones rather than just a niche one found on select models. The author also mentions that Apple has been talking to other companies like OpenAI about possible partnerships as well.
The article discusses the possibility of Google's Gemini AI model being integrated into Apple's iPhone.
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The article discusses the possibility of Google's Gemini AI model being integrated into Apple's iPhone. This would mean that generative AI features are becoming a must-have for new phones rather than just a niche feature found on select models. The author also mentions Samsung's Galaxy S24 series, which includes a suite of AI-powered features powered by both Samsung and Google. The article suggests that Apple is developing its own in-house alternatives while partnering with other tech companies like Google to bring certain features to the iPhone.
Google and Apple are reportedly in talks to bring the search giant's Gemini AI model to the iPhone.
Apple is developing a new generative AI model called MM1 capable of working with text and images.
MM1 appears to be similar in design and sophistication to recent AI models from other tech giants, including Meta's Llama 2 and Google's Gemini.
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The researchers show that the model can answer complex questions about particular images as well as respond to text prompts.
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Apple is making significant new investments into AI that are already bearing fruit. The company has developed a new generative AI model called MM1 capable of working with text and images. This model shows general knowledge skills similar to chatbots like ChatGPT and can answer complex questions about particular images.
The fact that they're doing this, it shows they have the ability to understand how to train and how to build these models.
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The article discusses Apple's development of a new generative AI model called MM1. The model is capable of working with text and images and can answer complex questions about particular images. This suggests that the company may be expanding its use of AI in products beyond just an emoji generator, as previously reported by other tech giants like Meta and Google.
MM1 is capable of working with text and images
MM1 is relatively small as measured by its number of parameters or internal variables that get adjusted as a model is trained
One example in the Apple research paper shows what happened when MM1 was provided with a photo of a sun-dappled restaurant table with a couple of beer bottles and also an image of the menu. When asked how much someone would expect to pay for “all the beer on the table,”
The development of a new generative AI model called MM1
