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There’s a high chance that a future iPad Robot will have been designed using an iPad
The Google launch this week was more about highlighting the differences between Apple and Google’s approach to AI. But there are also reports of an iPad with a robot arm and the Apple Vision Pro. One of your hosts is sceptical about the iPad robot. The other is more enthusiastic and is even ready to tell Apple that he wants his money. Guess who wrote this. We’re almost at the point where there are so much rumors about an upcoming iPad robot, that it is most likely to happen. It’s anyone’s guess whether it will be what we imagine — an iPad with a robot arm that moves it around. Apple and Google both have their own AI plans, even if they haven’t yet delivered on what they promised. Their different approaches to AI reveal how even two corporations can have vastly different views. BONUS: Subscribe to AppleInsider+ via Patreon, Apple Podcasts, or both to hear the extended edition. This time, you and William Gallagher will be diving deep into the archives in celebration of the 26th anniversary the iMac – the Mac that saved Apple. Support the show via Patreon or Apple Podcasts and get ad free episodes, plus a bonus AppleInsider+ every week, access our private Discord channel and an early release of the episode! Apple Podcasts would also be grateful for a 5-star review and rating. Listen to our HomeKit Insider Podcast for the latest news and information on products, apps, and all things HomeKit. Subscribe to HomeKit insider in Apple Podcasts, Overcast or simply search for it wherever you listen to podcasts. Basic Apple Guy’s podcast artwork. Download the free wallpaper here. Contact us at [email protected] if you are interested in sponsoring our show. AppleInsider Podcast keeps you up to date with all things Apple. Say “Hey Siri” to your HomePod Mini and ask for these podcasts and our latest HomeKit Insider Episode. AppleInsider Podcast subscribers can enjoy ad-free content by subscribing to the podcast for $5 per month via Apple’s Podcasts App or Patreon, if they prefer another podcast player.

 

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