Apple announced a number of great new accessibility features today (better image description and q&a in voiceover, much more natural language voice control, and AI updates to accessibility reader) -- proud to have been part of delivering many of them! www.apple.com/newsroom/20…
Who's Who of AI
Jeffrey P. Bigham
Professor of HCII and LTI at Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science.
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Apple unveils new accessibility features, and updates with Apple Intelligence - Apple apple.com
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AI reviews are especially annoying because they are great at raising issues that appear to be legitimate to overworked associate editors, but which are in fact nonsense.
in response to the flood of nonsense papers, too much of reviewing has become, "gotcha!", you used AI or you messed up a rule, desk reject. boom. science.
wouldn't it be neat to see where your AI computations happened, how many computers it involved, maybe even amount of power used … i imagine that information is harder than I might think to have access to real-time, but wouldn't it be cool?
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