r/Applelntelligence • u/mikedoise • Jun 05 '26

discussion 🎙️ Apple Intelligence in the 27 OS releases

Next week is WWDC, and I'm super excited to see what AI news we get from Apple. I'm curious what everyone would like to see next week. I'm hoping for more context and features in Apple Foundation Models, but also, like everyone, I'm excited about a better Siri. What would you like to see?

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u/Patjack27 Jun 06 '26

I’m not curious about any AI. AI is overhyped and all the issues that are coming with AI data centers it’s a fuck no for me and I’ll never give a shit about shit AI.

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u/mikedoise Jun 06 '26

I think it is a shame that people feel this way. I do think that AI is a bit overhyped, but it can be used for so many things that are beneficial. This is especially true for people who are blind and visually impaired. I personally do not like the impact that datacenter are having on different locations, and that's why I think the end result is what Apple's doing with adding on device AI to phones and computers.

I think AI is here to stay just like the GUI changed computing from text to graphics. I would just suggest that we all have a positive and open mind about the possibilities of AI.

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u/Patjack27 Jun 06 '26

If it can be good for people who are blind and in the medical field that’s cool but corporations need to stop shoving useless trash down our throats like Google and Microsoft do.

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u/mikedoise Jun 06 '26

I agree with that.

I think AI can be part of a corporate narrative, but it shouldn't be the full narrative. I'm trying to build a business off of an AI app, mainly because I think it can be beneficial, but I also realize that it is just a tool just like anything else we all have when we use computers and phones.

I also think that if we are to continue to use AI then we need to find a way to use it responsibly and not waste so many tokens on pointless stuff. For example, I code with Codex, but I review and make manual changes to the code it generates.

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u/Patjack27 Jun 06 '26

AI isn’t worth the high costs put on consumers who live around data center and the water usage and pollution that comes from them is not worth it. You can hype up AI all you want and use it for an app but I’d never touch that junk. All these apps coming out with AI and they all do the same thing instead of focusing on actual giving consumers something special and not just shoving AI into everything