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– Challenges Faced by Apple in Providing Billions of Images for AI Models

Apple is believed to be among the companies seeking an agreement with Photobucket to train its arti…

According to a report by Reuters, Apple is said to be among the companies that have approached Photobucket for a potential collaboration to train their artificial intelligence models.

Photobucket, known for its extensive library comprising over 13 billion photos and videos, has garnered increased interest from tech firms like Apple looking to utilize its content for AI training initiatives. Leveraging the concept of relational AI, companies such as Photobucket offer a rich resource of visual data essential for AI to create responses based on text inputs.

In a recent deal estimated to fall within the range of \(25 million to \)50 million, Apple, in partnership with Shutterstock, has already secured an agreement to license millions of images. This move follows the unveiling of ChatGPT towards the end of 2022. The shift towards acquiring “ethically sourced” and officially approved data signifies a departure from the conventional method of indiscriminately scraping online data. Apple is reportedly gearing up to showcase various AI capabilities at the upcoming WWDC event in June, alongside the introduction of iOS 18 and significant technological advancements.

While the launch of the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max is still several months away, speculations surrounding the devices have started circulating. Here is a summary of the anticipated enhancements and modifications expected for the upcoming models as of April 2024.

Batterygate: Canadian iPhone Users Now Eligible for Up to $150 Compensation from Apple

In response to a class-action lawsuit in Canada accusing Apple of “batterygate” due to the alleged performance throttling of certain iPhone models, the tech giant has agreed to settle by offering up to $14 million (CAD). Eligible users can now file claims to receive compensation. The settlement, approved by the court on March 4, has entered the claims phase, allowing affected customers to seek…

Tim Cook Sells Nearly 200,000 Apple Shares

Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, recently divested 196,410 shares of the company’s stock, amounting to around \(33.2 million based on the average selling price. Following the transactions, as per a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Cook realized close to \)16.4 million in proceeds from the sales. These shares were part of the performance-based equity awarded to Cook earlier this year.

Anticipated Release Date for Next iPad Mini and Entry-Level iPad Models

Despite ongoing rumors focusing on the new iPad Pro and iPad Air models, there is uncertainty among Apple enthusiasts regarding the launch date of the next iPad Mini. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in his Power On newsletter, the upgraded versions of the entry-level iPad and iPad Mini may not hit the market before late 2024. Apple is also working on enhancing…

Best Buy Offers Unbeatable Prices on MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and More

Best Buy’s weekend sale features attractive discounts on various Apple products, including the previous-generation 15-inch MacBook Air and the M3 MacBook Pro. Apart from Apple devices, the sale encompasses a wide range of items such as televisions, video games, and more, providing customers with diverse options to choose from. MacRumors maintains an affiliate partnership with Best Buy, where readers can support the site by making purchases through provided links.

Record Low Prices on Every 10th Gen iPad at Best Buy

Continuing the streak of discounts, Best Buy is currently offering exceptional deals on the 10th generation iPad, with prices hitting all-time lows. Starting at \(349.00 for the 64GB Wi-Fi model, customers can enjoy discounts of \)100 on both Wi-Fi and cellular variants. MacRumors’ affiliate association with Best Buy enables readers to access exclusive discounts and promotions when shopping through affiliated links.

Sam Altman and Jony Ive Collaborate on AI-Powered Personal Devices

In a surprising development, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, and Jony Ive, the former design chief at Apple, have joined forces to create AI-driven personal computing devices. Seeking funding for this innovative project, the duo aims to introduce a unique AI device that deviates from the traditional smartphone design. Altman’s substantial investment in this screenless wearable AI device project holds the promise of groundbreaking advancements…

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