Apple says it is committed to book narrators, expands AI reading anyway
Apple has detailed how its AI-powered digital narration for books will expand, but says it is "committed to celebrating" human-read audiobooks too.
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machine learning
William Gallagher
Apple AI conference keynote concentrates on accessibility
Apple has given a rare speech at a global AI gathering, with vice president Ge Yue choosing to concentrate on Machine Learning in accessibility features.
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Apple exec who departed over office return policy joins up with Google
After his split, Apple's former director of machine learning has already moved on and has found employment with Google's DeepMind.
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Amber Neely
Apple's Director of Machine Learning exits over return-to-office policy
Apple's director of machine learning, Ian Goodfellow, has resigned from the company after three years, in part due to the iPhone maker's policies about returning to work in offices.
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Malcolm Owen
Safari Translation uncovers March 8 event hints on international Apple sites
Every Apple site in the world is on-message about the March 8 event - but there are tantalizing differences in how some of them are describing it.
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'Apple Car' needs Machine Learning to make driving decisions fast enough
Apple is planning to use Machine Learning in the "Apple Car," specifically because current processors are not fast enough to autonomously make key driving decisions without the technology.
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Pixelmator Pro adds automatic background removal, goes on sale
Mac image editor Pixelmator Pro has been updated to include a new "Magic Background Eraser," and for a short time is also on sale for 50% off.
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Apple executives to speak on machine learning, accessibility at Sight Tech Global
Two Apple executives focused on machine learning are slated to speak about accessibility at the Sight Tech Global conference in December.
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Mike Peterson
Pixelmator Pro 2.2 launched with Shortcuts, M1 Max support
Mac image editing app Pixelmator Pro 2.2 Carmel has been updated to fully support macOS Monterey, and to take advantage of the M1 Pro and M1 Max processors.
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Mikey Campbell
Wesley Hilliard
Mike Wuerthele
