An AppleInsider columnist argues that smartphone manufacturers are adding AI features that make devices worse by design, overloading phones with capabilities that don't improve user experience. The writer outlines a framework for evaluating AI features as "good," "bad," or "ugly," distinguishing between reactive machine AI that uses existing data and memory-based AI that learns from user interactions.
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An AppleInsider columnist argues that smartphone manufacturers are adding AI features that make devices worse by design, overloading phones with capabilities that don't improve user experience. The writer outlines a framework for evaluating AI features as "good," "bad," or "ugly," distinguishing between reactive machine AI that uses existing data and memory-based AI that learns from user interactions.