Well, stay optimistic. We hoped for a Siri that "is actually smart" for 10 long years, and we got some pretty new animations and a new few new voices to pick. I

Well, stay optimistic. We hoped for a Siri that "is actually smart" for 10 long years, and we got some pretty new animations and a new few new voices to pick. If Apple's plan is to rely on OpenAI for serious performance improvements then we might as well throw in the towel now and admit they have no idea what they're doing. > That implies it has access to and can do reasoning about a ton of work-related as well as rather personal information which I don't want to share carte blanc with OpenAI or Google or Meta. So let me get this straight. You want to use Apple's AI because it will use their OS entitlements to get information out of Google and Meta's apps that you wouldn't otherwise share with them? I... don't think you can stop those companies from getting your data in apps they operate. Ironically, if you could replace Apple's OpenAI integration with either Google or Meta's LLMs then you would have a fully transparent system that you can prove doesn't send any information to Big Tech. You and I aren't allowed to validate Apple's AI servers, we're just allowed to look at the whitepaper.