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Standard User Pheasant
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 29-Oct-24 09:41:11
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Apple Intelligence, iOS 18.1 and MacOS 15.1 Sequoia


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Apple Intelligence is available today on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Standard User billford
(elder) Tue 29-Oct-24 10:08:03
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All I want to know about AI is how to turn it off... being retired, I don't need it for anything I do and I'm far from convinced it's ready for prime time.
Standard User DFScale
(member) Tue 29-Oct-24 10:22:21
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All I want to know about AI is how to turn it off...

Ask it how it can be turned off. If it tells you, then it ain't clever enough to be any good. And if it refuses to tell you, it is too devious so you should smash the device.


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Standard User TinyMongomery
(legend) Tue 29-Oct-24 10:35:19
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And if it's really clever it will pretend to switch itself off.

So smash the device anyway. You can't beat human stupidity.

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Standard User billford
(elder) Tue 29-Oct-24 10:35:19
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laugh

It bothers me that it uses social media posts to build the data for its "intelligence"...
Standard User ian_c
(legend) Tue 29-Oct-24 10:56:23
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In reply to a post by billford:
All I want to know about AI is how to turn it off... being retired, I don't need it for anything I do and I'm far from convinced it's ready for prime time.
From reaction I've seen people are find notification summaries and conversation summaries really helpful.

Bear in mind: not available in UK unless you set your region to US ansd not all features released.

Standard User billford
(elder) Tue 29-Oct-24 11:31:36
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From reaction I've seen people are find notification summaries and conversation summaries really helpful.
I'll concede it's not the Apple variety, but:
OpenAI's Whisper invents parts of transcriptions — a lot
Standard User ian_c
(legend) Tue 29-Oct-24 11:48:26
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As you say - not Apple Intelligence (which a lot of people have been beta testing, and I suspect this wouldhave been all over the socials if it was a thing).

Standard User zyborg47
(legend) Wed 30-Oct-24 00:03:42
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All I want to know about AI is how to turn it off... being retired, I don't need it for anything I do and I'm far from convinced it's ready for prime time.


I think it is pretty limited and on the Mac and I think on Iphone it will ask you if you want to use it.
Over the next few months it will not be so limited, but at least Apple is not pushing it onto people

I still have not updated to Sequoia and to be honest I am in no rush to

Adrian

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Standard User ian_c
(legend) Wed 30-Oct-24 01:41:11
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I still have not updated to Sequoia
15.1 is nice and stable.

Standard User zyborg47
(legend) Wed 30-Oct-24 08:45:43
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I still have not updated to Sequoia
15.1 is nice and stable.



I have still seen posts in different places and on videos of people having some problems. I have never reverted to an older OS on a Mac, on a PC, I can do it with my eyes close, not sure how easy it would be on a Mac.
As I said, I am in no rush, gone are the days when I had to have the latest OS on my computer smile

Adrian

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Standard User Pheasant
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Wed 30-Oct-24 14:53:47
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In an interview with Linus Torvalds recently, he pans the current state of the AI marketplace as “90% marketing and 10% reality.” Pretty fair comment.
Standard User Pheasant
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Wed 30-Oct-24 14:58:22
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There’s little to be frightened of really in the MacOS 15 upgrade.

I’ve been running Sequoia now on a couple of different Macs and it’s presented no headaches other than those mentioned above - basically 3rd party stuff that hasn’t caught up.

For me it’s been stable from the get go, with this 15.1 iteration now being the 2nd update since the original release.
Standard User zyborg47
(legend) Thu 31-Oct-24 07:37:25
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I am not frightened of it, just have no need to update to it at the moment, and prefer to make sure it is super stable before I do.

The one thing I am a bit worried about is the AI stuff that is coming on it, but if Apple keeps to their promise and make it hidden until we want it, then that is fine

When I do update, I will want to search pout how to go back to an earlier OS version. Never done it on the mac.

Adrian

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Standard User Pheasant
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 31-Oct-24 07:50:55
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Macworld write up of the revert / rollback process is pretty good. In all cases you’re wiping your Mac completely and reinstalling the previous version + user files. Just depends what your starting off position is / what backups you have pre and post the version of MacOS you’re running.

Have a read of the article to get the process and option clear in your mind. It’s been a few years since I’ve done it.
Standard User zyborg47
(legend) Fri 01-Nov-24 06:43:01
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Thanks for that, it may come in useful, but still going to wait until next year before i update.

Adrian

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