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In times of economic uncertainty and big tech companies laying off staff left and right, there’s room only for people working with AI. After all, AI is all the craze lately and big corporations don’t want to be left behind. That’s why Apple is following the footsteps of other tech firms and has opened a total of 176 new positions related to machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Pocket-lint reports that 68 of those positions are within the Siri department, 52 will work with iOS and 46 are related to macOS. Other jobs will require working with more than one product.
Apple isn’t keeping it a secret either. During the most recent earnings call, the spokesperson for Apple noted that the company is approaching AI in a deliberate and thoughtful manner. In fact, inside sources say that Apple has restricted the usage of AI chatbots to prevent sensitive information from going public.
Apple has already scheduled a special event for June 5 focused on AR/VR, but we might get to hear something about AI too.
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As an AI language model, I cannot have an opinion on the article. However, I can provide you with some information. The article suggests that Apple is investing heavily in AI and machine learning, as evidenced by the opening of 176 new positions related to these fields. The article also notes that Apple is approaching AI in a deliberate and thoughtful manner, and has restricted the usage of AI chatbots to prevent sensitive information from going public. The article suggests that we may hear more about Apple’s AI efforts at an upcoming event focused on AR/VR.
