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"Apple Intelligence" was never ChatGPT. You would be prompted (if the app is installed, IIRC) to ask ChatGPT if the Apple Intelligence system was unable to proc
by ndegruchy 2y ago
"Apple Intelligence" was never ChatGPT. You would be prompted (if the app is installed, IIRC) to ask ChatGPT if the Apple Intelligence system was unable to process the request, or needed a larger set of expertise. It would then prompt you for permission to confer with it.
- j45 2y agoI understand Apple Intelligence is separate from ChatGPT in my device. Not clear if Apple Intelligence on server side (Siri, etc) uses OpenAI or not in the background, even a private instance. As for prompting for permission to confer with it on device, it would be great if I could point it at any model/endpoint I wanted as long as it was OpenAI API compatible.
- dagmx 2y agoServer side isn't OpenAI either, unless its something that it can't handle in which case it prompts you client side first
- j45 2y agoThat's good to know. For me though, trusting apple to keep it just in their cloud is the entire basis of any kind of trust. If even a bit of it leaks outside of their network to OpenAI even behind the scenes, it might not be appealing to many.
- dagmx 2y agoI’d recommend reading Apple’s white papers on this. Even when a user opts (per request) to send data to OpenAI, it sends it obfuscated and requires OpenAI to not store anything. The only time something should be traceable to the user is if the user is signed in to OpenAI to access premium features.