Andrew Manganelli

um it's more interesting that you can choose which model for which feature which i guess makes sense because you know some models like cloud is better at reasoning so if there was some sort of reasoning feature in the iphone i guess that's better for reasoning you would plug in your cloud model um it is kind of like a if you know you know kind of thing like the average iphone user probably isn't going to be plugging in a bunch of different models but

Yeah.

Maybe it's just, it's a defaults page in the settings.

Like the way you can choose your search engine default now by going into settings and switching it from Google to one of the other options on the list.

Generation default.

If there's like a Apple intelligence section in the settings, which there is, and you go into all the different features and can drop down a list and change the defaults to all of them.

Yeah.

Maybe there is a default for all of them that lines up.

Maybe it's Gemini for everything, but then you can go on the list and change it.

Yeah.

My question becomes, like, how much is this going to impact your usage limits for all of these apps?

Because if you accidentally, like, hit all your usage limits on Claude just by using your iPhone, and then you can't really use it on your computer, that's pretty annoying.

Yeah.

And will it be, like, an extension that plugs into your account with Claude, or is it just, like, a fully isolated instance of, like, asking Claude for something but has no context from your account?

I imagine it will be your account...

Because right now, when you ask for something that Siri can't handle and it kicks out to ChatGPT, that's not with the context of your account.

You can sign into your account, though.

You can sign in, okay.

Yeah.

But when it wasn't signed in, it was just however many queries you want.