Jess Weatherbed

Microsoft, Qualcomm, Google, like all of these huge names are all involved with that and are supposedly helping to, they're very careful not to say develop it, but to promote its adoption and to encourage other people.

So in regards to who's actually working on it.

There isn't kind of any confirmation I can find where it's got something like, I don't know, Sam Altman saying, we've found this flaw in CTP and therefore we're helping to address any kind of like falls and pitfalls that they have.

It's always just, anytime I see it mentioned, it's whenever a new AI feature has been rolled out and there's a convenient little disclaimer slapped on the bottom, kind of a,

Yay, we did it.

Look, it's fine.

New AI thing.

But we have this totally cool system that we use that's supposed to make everything better.

They don't actively say what they're doing to improve the situation, just that they're using it and just that they're encouraging everyone else to be using it too.

They haven't officially or on record.

I have sources that say apparently they were involved in conversations to at least join, but nothing public facing at the minute.

There has been no confirmation that they are actually joining the CIA initiative or even kind of adopting Google's SynthID technology.

They're kind of very carefully skirting on the sidelines.

For some reason, it's a little bit unclear as to whether they're kind of letting their caution about AI generally kind of stem into this at this point, because as far as I'm concerned, there is not going to be a one true solution.

So I don't really know what Apple is waiting for and they could be making a difference.

But no, they haven't been making any kind of declarations about what we should be using to label AI.

That's so interesting to me.

The money-making side of things never really comes into the conversation.

It's always that people are very quick to assure me that things are progressing.

There's never any kind of conversation about incentive to motivate other people to do so.