Apple's John Giannandrea talks Apple Silicon, moving from Google to Apple in interview

In a wide-ranging interview, Apple’s head of Artificial Intelligence John Giannandrea states that it’s “technically wrong” for AI to be processed at data centers instead of on a user’s own device.

ohn Giannandrea, Apple’s Senior Vice President for Machine Learning and AI Strategy

John Giannandrea, Apple’s Senior Vice President for Machine Learning and AI Strategy, has answered critics who say that the company can never succeed in Artificial Intelligence because of its insistence on the privacy of processing on device. He denies that without leveraging mass-collected information in data centers, Apple’s Machine Learning must be constrained.

Apple's John Giannandrea talks Apple Silicon, moving from Google to Apple in interview

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