Think Different Archives

Artificial Intelligence
dotZero
Featured
Features
Machine Learning
Op-Ed
Outsights
Technology

Apple Intelligence – Innovation Enabling Mediocrity?

December 4, 2024

deanmarc-apple-intelligence-oped-20241203

This is the first ad I saw about Apple Intelligence… …and it is a shame. It is an unthinkable letdown. Not to mention this one. Apple’s latest advertisement for its…

View Post

Social Links

Think Different

Apple Intelligence – Innovation Enabling Mediocrity?

How Singapore is securing its food supply with rooftop farms

The Biggest Economies In The World

Wuhan, The Coronavirus And The World: Thinking Beyond Isolation

Singapore Management University And Tradeteq To Develop Quantum Computing Credit Scoring For Trade Finance

Coping With COVID-19: Economic Measures For Companies And Workers

Can We Reverse Antibiotic Resistance?

7 Dangerous Myths About Coronavirus Busted By The World Health Organization

Here’s The Ultimate City Bike

Stars, Stripes, And Service. Exploring The Hierarchies And Heroes Of The U.S. Military

UOB Announces S$3 Billion In Relief Assistance To Help Clients Cushion The Impact Of The COVID-19 Outbreak

France’s Legacy of Innovation. Celebrating Pioneering Technologies And Inventions.

AVS Finalises Licensing Conditions For Pet Breeding And Boarding Industries, And Is Seeking Feedback For Dog Rehoming And Adoption Practices

Trump’s global trade plans are in disarray, after a US court ruling on ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs

315,000 Singaporeans have used new career and skills planning tool by SkillsFuture Singapore

The Definitive Who’s Who of the 2025 Papal Conclave

The World Is Revalidating Itself

IBM and Oracle Expand Partnership to Advance Agentic AI and Hybrid Cloud

Conclave: How A New Pope Is Chosen

Canonical Releases Ubuntu 25.04 Plucky Puffin

Mathematicians uncover the logic behind how people walk in crowds

Tokyo Electron and IBM Renew Collaboration for Advanced Semiconductor Technology

Tariffs, Trump, and Other Things That Start With T – They’re Not The Problem, It’s How We Use Them