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  • ChatGPT for Mac now available for everyone

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    elijahg said:
    AppleInsider said:

    ChatGPT for Mac now available for everyone

     The app works with macOS Sonoma or later on Macs with M-series processors.

    So every single person with an Intel Mac has upgraded to an Mx Mac have they, Wesley?
    Yep, because by "everyone" I clearly meant every Mac ever. PowerPC too. Why not. Especially since I totally didn't explain "everyone" in the second paragraph.
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  • Elon Musk's latest anti-Apple tirade is about a ChatGPT feature that doesn't exist

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    Xed said:
    gatorguy said:
    omasou said:
    He’s POed b/c Apple found a way to kneecap X.AI’s monetization model.

    Bet MS/OpenAI pay Apple like Google does for search b/c data sent to ChatGPT 4 will help train their models.
    Data from Apple devices will not be used to train OpenAI’s models.  If it did, then Musk would have a point.  You don’t want queries and supporting information that pertains to you’d business secrets being added to a 3rd-party commercial LLM model.  And so Apple’s deal with OpenAI explicitly excludes that capability. 
    Does it include anonymized and aggregated user data collections, which Apple does not consider to be "user data" anymore and is not covered by Apple privacy policies, or just personally identifiable data? I don't remember that question being answered, but perhaps it has been. To be clear I would have no issue with the former being shared if it improves the overall results.
    I'm not sure radarthekat understands what omasou is saying. As soon as you say you want to use ChatGPT ten OpenAI will have access to those queries and requests to use to train their system, regardless of how well Apple anonymizes the originator. OpenAI could be paying Apple to be the default just as Alphabet pays Google for internet search. I think we're on the same page here.
    Actually no, Apple has locked OpenAI into this agreement from a legal standpoint. *By Law* OpenAI can't keep any data sent to it by Apple devices. No files, no queries, no IP. Nothing. It is all tossed.
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  • Apple is paying OpenAI with exposure, not cash

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    eriamjh said:
    No article about Musk losing his sh*t over this?
    Yesterday's news:

    https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/06/10/elon-musks-latest-anti-apple-tirade-is-about-a-chatgpt-feature-that-doesnt-exist
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  • Our favorite features so far in iOS 18 from Control Center to Genmoji

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    frantisek said:
    And has other, more specific question. How we will recognize if recepient device supports RCS? That its Aadroid version is upro date or that device is feature phone who does not support it.
    If you're chatting with someone that has RCS, the empty text field will say "text message - RCS" and everyone else will see "text message - SMS"

    Of course you'll see iMessage when using iMessage in that empty text field.
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  • Our favorite features so far in iOS 18 from Control Center to Genmoji

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    frantisek said:
    Nice. Guys could you make article about new features that are available for everyone? Worldwide, all languages and all devices? Thanks.
    Apple actually made this quite easy. Everything in the keynote before Apple Intelligence is universal to every device that supports the OS. Some features may have region restrictions as usual, but everything is operable on every device running the OS.

    Apple Intelligence section on, you'll need A17 Pro or M-series processors.
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