In its second biggest acquisition ever, Apple has acquired a company called Q.ai that promises to use "facial micromovements" to provide "private answers to silent questions."
Thanks, I hate it.
Apple was (and is) late to the AI game. But soon, we will all have beautifully-crafted jaw-reading AI running locally on our iPhones, with prompts being sent to a 1.2 trillion parameter Gemini model in a glistening homomorphically-encrypted package, fit for processing on Apple’s glorious Private Cloud Compute infrastructure. I’m foaming at the mouth already.
They can also use another FOSS project and call it a day I guess.
Issue is, they will still need to redo it from the ground up I suppose to assure a bit of security and not just wing it. 