Essential Apple Podcast 292: AI image search with CYME The Essential Apple Podcast

This week Simon and Nick are joined by Mattieu Kopp co-founder and CTO of CYME.io, makers of Avalanche (a tool for migrating photo libraries from App to App), plus Peakto, Find My Snaps, and since we recorded this Peakto for Lightroom, which are amazing AI/ML powered tools for searching and organising your photos in clever and interesting ways. After discussing that they all take a wander through some of the news from the week, including an M series chip flaw and a medical world’s first.

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Recorded 10th March 2024


On this week's show
NICK RILEY

Spligosh in the Slack
Sutton Park Circuit church worship on YouTube
Nick’s church stream videos on You Tube

MATTHIEU KOPP

Links to all their product info, socials and blog at CYME.io

APPLE

United States v. Apple (Complaint) – Hardcore Software
U.S. versus Apple: A first reaction – Six Colors
Various comments by John Gruber – Daring Fireball


Here's why Apple is negotiating with Google on AI partnership – iMore
Apple 'accidentally' updates every AirTag in the world at the same time – iMore
Entertainment expert claims "nobody's watching Apple TV Plus" – [iMore]
What's a Steve Jobs signed business card worth? How about $181,183 – 9to5Mac

TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE

Pig kidney transplanted into living person for first time – CNN
Watch This Humanoid Robot Talk and Complete Tasks Thanks to OpenAI Tech – PC Mag

SECURITY & PRIVACY

Vulnerability found in Apples Silicon M-series chips – and it cant be fixed – Mashable
There’s a vulnerability in Apple’s Mac chips –and the fix might be as bad as the flaw – MSN
Unpatchable vulnerability discovered in Apple M1, M2 and M3 chips – Tom’s Guide



JUST A SNIPPET
For things that are not worth more than a flypast


Check Out This Functional 3D Printed Macintosh – MacRumors


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