AXIOS December 16, 2024
Ina Fried

Apple has designed Apple Intelligence to make significant use of personal information, but the company promises that it keeps that information private — even from Apple — and doesn’t use your data to train its AI models.

Why it matters: In order to deliver the highly personalized results Apple promises, it needs the trust of users and the policies designed to earn it.

Catch up quick: Tech companies — Apple included — don’t have to say where they get the information used to train their models. But they do have to say how customer data is used.

  • In this series, Axios is looking company by company at how customer information is used in conjunction with AI systems and what,...

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