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The unbearable lateness of Apple Intelligence – Computerworld
It begs questions such as just how much of the company’s resources are being spent on AI, and what, if any, additional Apple Intelligence tools it will be in position to announce this year. One thing we do know is that Apple must announce something at WWDC. Developers will want to know the company is moving forward on AI. That…
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AI company Ross Intelligence loses copyright fight with Thomson Reuters – Computerworld
A US judge has ruled in favor of Thomson Reuters in a AI training fight against Ross Intelligence, a legal AI startup, according to The Verge. Thomson Reuters sued Ross Intelligence in 2020 for using the company’s legal research platform Westlaw to train Ross Intelligence’s AI without permission. Westlaw indexes large amounts of non-copyrighted material, but mixes it with its…
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Adobe enhances Acrobat AI with contract intelligence to streamline enterprise workflows – Computerworld
“AI-powered Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) systems raise compliance and legal concerns related to data privacy, regulatory adherence, bias, and liability, particularly in regulated industries such as banking, financial services, healthcare, life sciences, and legal,” added Kaushal. “These systems process sensitive contractual information, heightening risks under laws like GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and SOX, which impose stringent data protection and access control…
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Is Apple Intelligence 2.0 on track? – Computerworld
Earlier this week, we learned about Apple’s decision to appoint Kim Vorrath, the vice president of the company’s Technology Development Group (TDG), to help build Apple Intelligence under the supervision of John Giannandrea, Apple’s senior vice president for machine learning and AI. Vorrath, who also serves at a board member at the National Center for Women in IT and sits on the Industrial…
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How to Enable (and Turn Off) Apple Intelligence on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac
Apple Intelligence brought with it some of the most hyped new features for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac when it released with iOS 18.1. Even now, its functions are being upgraded and currently include writing assistance, an enhanced form of Siri, and AI image generation. Capabilities are limited to the iPhone 15 Pro series, all iPhone 16 models, all iPads…
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How to turn off Apple Intelligence on your iPhone
It’s getting increasingly difficult to avoid AI when you open up your phone or laptop — as soon as I started this article in Google Docs, I was immediately offered some AI assistance to write it (which I didn’t take). And with the rollout of Apple Intelligence, that now applies to iPhones, iPads, and Macs, too. But if you aren’t…
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Apple Has Lost Its Way with Apple Intelligence
Apple has long been a company that has embraced the latest trends with a slight pause, almost as if they’re waiting for the thing to be well built-out, before incorporating it into its products. This has been the case with most advancements in smartphones, for example. Dual cameras, OLED screens, high refresh rates, and almost everything else that Apple hailed…
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How to create Genmoji stickers of your contacts in iOS 18.2 using Apple Intelligence
iOS 18.2 has brought a plethora of fun features, ranging from its integration with ChatGPT, being able to make memory movies out of your photos, and of course, the introduction of Genmojis. As someone who’s always looking for ways to add personality to my messages, I’ve become slightly obsessed with creating Genmojis of everyone in my contacts. There’s something hilariously…
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Why and How I Turned Off Apple Intelligence Notification Summaries on iPhone and Mac
Summary Notification Summaries condense information in notifications so that you can scan through them at a glance. The feature works well for the most part, but it struggles with sarcasm or wordplay. It’s great for formal emails and regular app alerts but it often messes up human conversations to the point of creating confusion or changing the meaning of the…
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Apple updates MDM tools for new Apple Intelligence features – Computerworld
Setting a default browser While it took time to be convinced, Apple is beginning to allow people to use more browsers than before, potentially opening up competition in the browser industry. The thing is, not all browsers are created equal and it’s possible that some companies might require employees to use a specific browser on a managed device. This has…
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