Apple Intelligence vs CoPilot+ PCs - The BETTER AI?!

Microsoft's CoPilot+ PCs are about to launch, but with the recent Apple Intelligence announcement, let's take some time to figure out who's AI is better in 2024?

Timestamps ⬇️
Apple Intelligence vs CoPilot+ PCs - 00:00
Benefits of CoPilot+ - 0:22
Benefits of Apple's AI - 0:57
Generative Image AI Comparison - 2:06
Microsoft's Video Calling AI Features - 3:36
Apple's Transcription & Other AI Features - 4:09
Generative Writing Tools Comparison - 4:37
Microsoft's CoPilot+ Recall Privacy Concerncs - 5:38
Apple Intelligence Privacy & Security Comparison - 7:51
How Apple's ChatGPT Integration works - 9:42
Apple's AI models vs Microsoft's Phi-Silica - 10:01
Who's AI is Ultimately BETTER? - 11:22

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[MaxTechOfficial]

What are YOUR thoughts on who's AI is better in 2024?

[wesley.zago]

the problem with recall is that Microsoft left a lot of questions without answers with lead to people doing the questions and giving the answers to those questions by themselves. apple smartly gave a LOT of information about how the data is used to make their ai work, which basically left no room for concerns about privacy (the people concerned are the ones that don't even trust Apple)

[MorganJoe]

Apple seem very focused on making Apple Intelligence very unintrusive and secure, that clearly isn't Microsoft's intentions with CoPilot+ this Recall feature is so sketchy, imagine being a hacker and literally have Microsoft doing the hard work collecting all the sensitive information for you. the last thing Microsoft should be doing is making a hacker's job easier.

[juangoyeneche]

If you notice, Microsoft immediately stopped the “recall” feature. These products are years in the making. Introducing or discussing them means they are ready. Working out the kinks is one thing, but the main process shows how they work, which is undeniable. That’s why people find the holes in them. For Apple, it’s a priority to keep their customers in the Apple ecosystem. For Microsoft, it’s always about gathering as much data from customers as possible.

To me, Microsoft AI feels like a temp employee looking over your shoulder and taking notes on everything you do without you knowing what they’re noting or what they’re doing with it. Apple AI, on the other hand, is like a personal secretary that comes with your device, ready to answer questions by going through your notes and providing the information, then waiting for the next request. Apple’s AI is already part of the system and doesn’t need to copy everything. Thanks to other smart people testing it, we now know that Microsoft AI is not secure. This is the advantage of a closed ecosystem environment.

[vjtech]

It's too early, but overall Apple Intelligence seems less creepy & benign compared to other AI models like CoPilot+, Gemini, OpenAI.

[michalrybinski]

"an encrypted screenshot" - bullshit, it has been proven already that (at the curent state) it saves text descriptions of what it seen on the screen in CLEAR TEXT on your disk...

[nicoli]

CoPilot+ AI PC 🤣This name is a marketing nightmare

[chromefuture]

I think it’s so cool, that they use their own servers and also they seem very…very sure about the privacy of their server

[TechGameDev]

man you compare the functionality of the iphone with a pc with copilot plus and you tell me we can generate emoji pc users do not use their pc to send disappointed messages or to make calls

[Driver.Diaries]

I love that Apple ai will work on existing machines. Looking forward to using it in my 2 year old M2 Air 🎉
No silly subscription either, much better.

[loganator]

I’m interested in seeing you compare the performance of Apple Intelligence on all of the M-series processors to see how much more performance you get with each generation as well as base chips vs pro/max/ultra

[DeviIzx]

i'm recalling my window's update or pre-order for any 'Recall' features from Microsoft.

[harrykatsaros]

Is there a universal control to just allow access to ChatGPT by default without having to authenticate every time? I already used ChatGPT and thus would prefer that Siri just does whatever it needs to do to without asking me every single time.

[Thron]

Oh no, I knew this would be happening, in the title you called it Apple AI, that means you called it Apple Apple Intelligence

[aringarg]

Really nice video. It was a good topic to talk about and that too in a simplified way so that everyone can understand.
Keep it up!🙂

[GetzAI]

9:42 will WE get access to USE this on Mac servers?

[a-rezhko]

Apple's motto: "Yesterday's Technology - Today!!!"

[Epicgamer_Mac]

Very interesting video. I didn’t realize Apple compared their model to the one Microsoft is using. Glad to see they’re ahead - I will always root for the approach that prioritizes consumer privacy and security, even though that often puts them at a disadvantage because they can’t siphon user data to work off that.

[Celestial_Souljah]

Putting security issues to the side since Apple clearly seems to have thought that through better than Microsoft, Apple's AI being available on all it's M processors seems like a limiting factor to me. I would think the features can only be so strong if they can be used via inferior NPUs.

It's also a little funny that people are making such a big deal about what Apple and Microsoft are doing as if they are new and Google devices haven't already been able to do much of it for quite a while now.

[djphat]

Hacker: Your recall feature is unencrypted.
Microsoft: I don't recall what your talking about!