You see Apple's big entry into the AI language generation race?

Well, I mean, it's something.

Better than nothing, I guess.

Big splash.

Yeah, I mean, like, the, there's obviously so much hype around the language model stuff, some of it warranted, like it is impressive, tech demos.

Still waiting a bit to see it like kind of become perfected enough to be you know like an essential

product like that the stuff where it's like in you know the new thing is just basically to have like a AI chat

bot in every single application that exists so like you know bings got it in

web search and Microsoft Office announced they're putting it inside of

Microsoft Word and stuff and like there's some utility

there because you can like generate a form letter without with you know as if you've

written it but you just say what you want and then the AI does it but obviously there's lots of limitations, there's lots of

errors you always have to go back and check what the AI says because it's not

guaranteed to be accurate. So like I was impressed when because I've used the

online like you know you can open AI have the free demo of the

chat t thing on the internet and I when I use that I was impressed it it works

better than you think it would I'll put it that way but there's still enough of like edge cases where you

can see that we're like getting there but it's not quite enough for it to be like like

you couldn't just supplant like a chat chit chit chieftain ch ch ch chute p t belt with like cereal

Google assistant or something to have it work because it will just tell you things

that are completely wrong

although you could argue serious that now anyway but you know what I mean like it's not

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