The active development of artificial intelligence systems has led to some strange results. For instance, there have been instances where AI included glue in a pizza recipe or did not dispute the presence of cats on the Moon. Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted that he cannot guarantee the absolute accuracy of the proprietary AI system, acknowledging the presence of such “hallucinations.”
In an interview with The Washington Post, Tim Cook said he would never insist with 100 percent certainty that the new Apple Intelligence system would not produce false or misleading information. “I think we’ve done everything we need to do, including thinking deeply about the readiness of this technology for use in these areas, so I’m very confident in its high quality, but frankly, it’s not 100% certain. I would never say that this confidence reaches a level of 100%,” explained Tim Cook.
Partnerships and Future Integrations
Explaining the choice of OpenAI as the first partner to integrate a chatbot with Apple’s voice assistant Siri, Tim Cook noted that OpenAI is a “pioneer” in protecting user privacy and currently possesses “the best model” available, adds NIX Solutions. Like Apple Senior Vice President Craig Federighi, the head of the company hinted that negotiations on integrating AI systems are also underway with other developers. Federighi mentioned Google Gemini in this context, though only as an example.
We’ll keep you updated on further developments in AI integrations and any advancements in ensuring the accuracy and reliability of these systems.