NEWARK, N.J., Sept. 16 -- New Jersey Institute of Technology issued the following news release:
During his second summer as an Apple intern, Pablo Leyva worked at the point where artificial intelligence meets the person holding an iPhone. The NJIT applied mathematics and computer science double major contributed to a customer-facing project involving Apple Wallet's 18 products, Siri modeling and frameworks, and other native Apple apps.
Rather than developing the underlying AI models, Leyva is focused on the user experience - and on questions that may shape how people live with the technology.
"What does it mean for a human to interact with AI?" Leyva said. "Should you need to talk to a chatbot? Can the AI talk to you first? Should you ev...