Apple using machine learning for almost everything - 9to5Mac

Apple's artificial intelligence (AI) chief says that Apple is using machine learning in almost every aspect of how we interact with our devices, but there is much more to come. John Giannandrea says he moved from Google to Apple because the potential of machine learning (ML) to impact people's lives is so much greater at the Cupertino company … Giannandrea spoke with ArsTechnica's Samuel Axon, outlining how Apple uses ML now. There's a whole bunch of new experiences that are powered by machine learning. And these are things like language translation, or on-device dictation, or our new features around health, like sleep and hand washing, and stuff we've released in the past around heart health and things like this. I think there are increasingly fewer and fewer places in iOS where we're not using machine learning.