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Interestingly, Siri AI was able to answer this with a reference: Up to 14 GB. https://imgur.com/a/SZGh1ca https://imgur.com/a/SZGh1ca

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• iAMkenough 7d ago
  That's not a reliable source or reference. Read the disclaimer at the bottom.
  • CharlesW 7d ago
    Yes, I'd sanity-checked the answer on my machine, which is 15.5 GB on iOS 27.2: https://imgur.com/a/XVT8rme https://imgur.com/a/XVT8rme Not all of the space used by Apple Intelligence is downloaded model size, which explains the reasonable difference.
    • iAMkenough 7d ago
      Your reality is yours, not mine. https://imgur.com/a/3viouLd https://imgur.com/a/3viouLd I'm not upset, just pointing out TweakTown gave Apple's AI misleading information about Apple's products. You might have 30GB of wasted space on your 128GB drive due to Apple Intelligence features on your Mac (like me).
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      • CharlesW 7d ago
        Apologies, I didn't mean to upset you. Per the title I was talking about the downloaded core model sizes, which are a bit under 8 GB or 14 GB in OS 27 depending on device: https://support.apple.com/en-us/121115 https://support.apple.com/en-us/121115
  • alwillis 7d ago
    > That's not a reliable source or reference. Read the disclaimer at the bottom. The "Always verify important details. Siri is an Al that may make mistakes." is the new version of "your mileage may vary". Also, I get a similar message when using Gemini, OpenAI and Claude. I own a "Standard iPhone" and an M1 Mac; these numbers track.
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