Okay, so Apple Intelligence has been out for a while,

and I feel like everyone's got their, like, hot AI takes.

Like, how do they feel about large language models?

Like, is this good? Is this not good?

We, too, have done our entirely uncontroversial AI episodes as well on those whole things.

I don't want to revisit all of that here. But with the

arrival of Apple intelligence, there is one thing that has like driven me crazy that I feel like

I haven't heard other people point out. It's a deep frustration over this thing, which is in Instant Messenger.

It gives you suggestions about what to say.

Do you have any thoughts on this feature, Mike?

There are many things that I wish they would do better, and I'm a little bit disappointed about

mostly image playgrounds. But I think the absolute fundamental failing is that they have, I'm assuming at this point,

millions of words that I have typed into messages, but yet feel like they've never met me

at all because I do not speak in the way that Apple intelligence would like me to reply to anybody.

Ah, okay. All right. So you feel like a tone mismatch when it gives suggestions.

Yeah. You don't always have chipper replies with correct punctuation every single time. Is that

not how you reply to people when they send you messages? No, not at all. Not at all. So every day,

I send my mom the same message in the morning. I wish her a good morning and ask her how she is. She will tell me how she is,

and I usually respond at the same way by saying, like, I'm all good, and I send her an emoji.

That seems like a very simple pattern. But every day, she'll send me her message and it's like, ha ha, comma, I'm good, exclamation

marks.

Or like, sounds great.

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