my general thought on apple's wwdc thing is that they avoided saying 'ai' for everything they're doing with machine learning & generally speaking i think it worked for making people not get angry about them integrating algorithmic stuff into every aspect of the new iOS & macOS & watchOS updates
which, in the grand scheme of things, isn't super egregious, it's just something i noticed
anyway the 'machine learning generated face' thing for the vision pro face time is nightmarish & i never want to look at anyone's or have me represented by one ever
A note: To be honest, this is the correct way to engage with "AI". The word "AI" is vague, and contains so many misleading connotations it's like using that word in a sentence actually removes information. I think it's probably better, regardless of what one is doing, to use whatever term it is you actually meant when you said "AI".
I agree with @kuraine about the horrifying AI reconstructed facetime. Even their rigged demo looked uncanny valley. Probably they should have axed or at least delayed the feature to prevent it, however mildly, poisoning the image of the whole product.
