Apple’s upgraded AI models underwhelm on performance

TechCrunch Daily Crunch

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4 • 38 Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2025

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0	This is TechCrunch.
0:06.6	Think of a breakfast muffin with sausage and egg.
0:10.2	Yep, that's the one.
0:12.2	You can see it, can you?
0:13.9	Deep in your mind.
0:15.8	Sausage, egg, cheese, muffin.
0:19.3	I don't even need to say its name, do I?
0:22.6	Breakfast, done properly.
0:24.6	Served until 11am.
0:26.6	The five pound meal deal from McDonald's.
0:29.6	Get a cheeseburger or mayo chicken, medium fries, four McNuggets and a medium soft drink for guess what?
0:34.6	That's right, five pounds.
0:40.1	It's not called the five pound meal deal for nothing.
0:42.5	From 11 a.m.
0:43.4	Not available on delivery.
0:45.0	Carbonated soft drink upgrade fees apply.
0:46.6	Participating restaurants, subjects availability.
0:50.9	Apple's upgraded AI models underwhelm on performance.
0:55.6	I'm Emeron Shake and your Daily Crunch featuring three big tech headlines starts now. Well, Snap is back with a new pair of AR smart glasses and for the first time in
1:03.5	years, it's ready to, drum roll please, sell them to consumers. The company plans to sell these
1:10.3	new glasses called specs to consumers. The company plans to sell these new glasses called Spex to consumers starting
1:13.8	in 26, CEO Evan Spiegel announced on Tuesday during the Augmented World Expo in Long Beach, California.
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