{"id":3632,"date":"2024-11-21T18:04:28","date_gmt":"2024-11-21T18:04:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/migogroup.sk\/ng\/?p=3632"},"modified":"2024-11-21T18:04:28","modified_gmt":"2024-11-21T18:04:28","slug":"5-reasons-googles-ai-is-leagues-ahead-of-apple-intelligence","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/migogroup.sk\/ng\/5-reasons-googles-ai-is-leagues-ahead-of-apple-intelligence\/","title":{"rendered":"5 reasons Google’s AI is leagues ahead of Apple Intelligence"},"content":{"rendered":"

Apple Intelligence made its public debut amid much hype from the company. While I appreciate the direction Apple took with its AI implementation, Apple bit off more than it could chew. The first letdown came when the new iPhone 16 series launched without its marquee feature. Even when Apple Intelligence arrived with iOS 18.1, it felt underwhelming compared to what\u00a0Google did with AI on Pixel phones<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Moments like these make me realize how far ahead\u00a0Google Gemini<\/a>\u00a0and Google’s AI efforts are for real-world use. After testing Apple Intelligence on an iPhone 16 Pro Max and stacking it up against Gemini, here’s what I discovered (spoiler: Google has the edge).<\/p>\n

5 – <\/span>Text creation is no small feat<\/h2>\n

Turns out, not every AI can generate text<\/h3>\n
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When\u00a0ChatGPT<\/a>\u00a0came into our lives about two years ago, it was pitched as a tool that creates text from scratch with simple prompts. Since then, every mainstream generative AI service, including Google Gemini, has offered text generation.<\/p>\n

Apple Intelligence includes a suite of writing tools, but it can’t write for you. All it does is fix grammar and tone, something Grammarly has been doing for as long as I can remember. Still, it isn’t good at it. When I gave the same email text to Gemini and Apple Intelligence for editing, Gemini returned a richer draft, while Apple’s AI made basic edits and called it a day.<\/p>\n

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Apple Intelligence’s writing tool (left) vs. Google Gemini<\/em><\/p>\n

When you ask Apple for a friendlier tone, it often dials up the spirit too much, with no way to fine-tune the results with prompts. Gemini, being chat-based, handles that without a sweat. While Apple aims to bring similar options to its AI writing tools with iOS 18.2, it won’t add a full-fledged writing mode to generate text from scratch.<\/p>\n

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4 – <\/span>Google’s Magic Editor > Apple’s Clean Up<\/h2>\n

Wiping the floor with Clean Up<\/h3>\n
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