AI, specifically generative AI (GenAI), is considered to have zero intelligence and is described as pattern matching and transformation by Vuk Zdinjak for TheStreet.
Vuk Zdinjak references the Asch conformity experiments conducted by Solomon Asch in the 1950s to illustrate how individuals can be influenced by others to give incorrect responses.
The study highlights the impact of marketing in shaping perceptions about AI and the pressure on companies to hype AI to attract investors.
Apple is mentioned in the context of struggling with marketing its AI capabilities and the neglect of Siri under Tim Cook's leadership.
MacDailyNews points out that Siri's performance and reliability have declined over the years, despite being a crucial aspect for Apple's future products like smart glasses and home automation.
Apple recently previewed iPadOS 26, showcasing significant advancements in iPadOS capabilities.
Apple researchers published a study on simulated reasoning models, including OpenAI's work, indicating the company's efforts to catch up with AI advancements by rivals.
Regulators globally are scrutinizing Apple's business model in the AI space.