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Private Cloud Compute: A new frontier for AI privacy in the cloud Written by Apple Security Engineering and Architecture (SEAR), User Privacy, Core Operating Systems (Core OS), Services Engineering (ASE), and Machine Learning and AI (AIML) Apple Intelligence is the personal intelligence system that brings powerful generative models to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. For advanced features that need to reaso
This article has been updated. A recent investigation by Liaizon Wakest revealed that Maven, a new social network founded by former OpenAI Team Lead Ken Stanley, has been importing a vast amount of posts from the Fediverse without anyone’s consent. Additionally, it’s pulling in Bluesky statuses connected via Bridgy Fed. Source: Liaizon Wakest In addition to pulling in posts, the import process see
MediaTekはスマートフォン向けSoC業界でQualcommに次ぐ知名度を誇る企業で、スマートフォン向けSoC以外にChromebookやスマートTV向けのチップなども開発しています。そんなMediaTekが、Windows PC向けのSoCを開発していると、ロイターが報じました。 Exclusive: MediaTek designs Arm-based chip for Microsoft's AI laptops, say sources | Reuters https://www.reuters.com/technology/mediatek-designs-arm-based-chip-microsofts-ai-laptops-say-sources-2024-06-11/ Microsoftは、2024年5月20日にAIをローカルで実行できるPC規格「Copilot+ P
一部の「Snapdragon X Elite」搭載PCはなんとiPhone 12 miniより低性能なことがベンチマークで示される
Qualcommが開発したArmアーキテクチャ採用のSoC「Snapdragon X Elite」は、Intel・AMDのCPUやApple M2よりも性能が高いとアピールされており、AI性能の高さが特徴の「Copilot+ PC」にも搭載されています。ところが、Redditユーザーが2024年6月10日に投稿したSnapdragon X Elite搭載PCのベンチマーク結果では、2021年にリリースされた「iPhone 12 mini」未満のパフォーマンスであることが示されています。 Snapdragon X Elite in the wild is allegedly slower than iPhone 12 — first benchmarks of Samsung Book4 Edge disappoint | Tom's Hardware https://www.tomshar
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There are a number of imperative methods for asking for permission to use powerful features like location access in web apps. These methods come with a number of challenges, which is why the Chrome permissions team is experimenting with a new declarative method: a dedicated HTML <permission> element. This element is in origin trial from Chrome 126, and ultimately we hope to standardize it. Imperat
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