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Apple unveils its latest AI: Apple Intelligence | TechCrunch Minute

Apple announced that it’s making its big move into AI with a new technology that it calls Apple Intelligence. Apple Intelligence will be added to many apples like Notes, Mail, Siri, Calendar, and Maps. They’re also partnering with OpenAI so users can get access to ChatGPT in apps like Siri without having to pay or…

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Apple announced that it’s making its big move into AI with a new technology that it calls Apple Intelligence. Apple Intelligence will be added to many apples like Notes, Mail, Siri, Calendar, and Maps. They’re also partnering with OpenAI so users can get access to ChatGPT in apps like Siri without having to pay or even create an account. And it’s introducing writing tools and image generation tools that should work across your apps.

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  1. @edetmmekut809

    June 11, 2024 at 11:49 am

    Apple Intelligence AI, why not SI

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  2. @ingusmant

    June 11, 2024 at 12:52 pm

    It’s literally rebadged chatGPT, if openAI (or microsoft) pulls the plug apple has nothing, they don’t even have a model of their own.

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  3. @millymil4198

    June 12, 2024 at 5:45 am

    I highly doubt that they are not storing your personal information to train demo models. That’s highly unlikely.

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Building trust in crypto with Jonathan Levin of Chainalysis | Equity Podcast

Late last week, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary Gensler said that he was “proud to serve” the agency, which some are taking as a hint at an upcoming resignation. Gensler has faced heavy criticism for his crackdown on crypto, including a recent lawsuit from 18 states, and is likely to be replaced under…

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Late last week, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary Gensler said that he was “proud to serve” the agency, which some are taking as a hint at an upcoming resignation. Gensler has faced heavy criticism for his crackdown on crypto, including a recent lawsuit from 18 states, and is likely to be replaced under President-Elect Donald Trump who has vowed to oust Gensler. On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Trump is meeting with Brian Armstrong, the CEO of crypto exchange Coinbase, to discuss potential personnel appointments. 

This episode of Equity brings you an interview between Rebecca Bellan and co-founder and CSO of blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis, Jonathan Levin. The pair caught up at our Strictly VC event in New York shortly before the Gary Gensler news dropped to discuss the imminent change for crypto in the wake of the US election and Chainalysis’s choice to run its operations in the US. 

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Ben Horowitz’s cozy relationship with the LVMPD – and why it matters | Equity Podcast

Over the last few years, VC Ben Horowitz has donated at least $7.6 million to fund police department purchases – including the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s new drones from a16z-backed Skydio. Skydio is not the first of a16z’s portfolio companies to benefit from these donations, either. Kirsten Korosec, Devin Coldewey and Margaux MacColl dig…

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Marc Benioff says it’s ‘crazy talk’ that AI will hurt Salesforce | Equity Podcast

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