Guess why Apple made m4?
Why Windows is adding an ai key?
Not sure what Ubuntu and other distributions will do but they will probably add it too.
(I'm not against this, just stating it)
Why Windows is adding an ai key?
Not sure what Ubuntu and other distributions will do but they will probably add it too.
(I'm not against this, just stating it)
The analogy is broken a little by subscription license trends but otherwise I'd suggest it may be like getting a car with either manual or automatic transmission. Most people will opt for the automatic and pay more because it's easier. A still sizable portion will opt for the manual either for simplicity, control, cost savings, or a combination of these.
A developer will not want to leave the market for AI-powered versions of their app on the table so obviously they'll pursue it; users given the choice will have needs based on some other context. Maybe a journalist wants GPT powered research tools and plain editing software. A romance novel writer can handle their own research but appreciates GPTs to help synthesize that into outlines and exposition. Will everyone get the kitchen sink without any say or will boundaries emerge which lead to different patterns of providing software?
Because they need a gimmick to sell new ipads to people who don't really understand what a nanometer means in the context of semiconductors?
To accelerate ai for Photoshop, after effects, local enhanced Siri, voice to text and text to voice.