Apple just introduced the company's AI initiative, and a partnership with ChatGPT. In an interview, Tim Cook explains the difference.
During the WWDC 2024 keynote, Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced Apple Intelligence, the company's AI initiative, and a partnership with ChatGPT. While Cupertino will ensure that these two projects work seamlessly, they have core features that separate them. With Apple AI, the company ensures that all data is private through Private Cloud Compute, while OpenAI's ChatGPT usually collects user data.
Cupertino aimed to extend the iPhone's on-device processing to the next level with a level of security that people are used to with their iPhones. https://www.youtube.
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