Bad News for Apple Intelligence! Meta Strikes the First Blow

Apple is gearing up for the iPhone 16 launch event scheduled for September 9th. The event, which will be broadcast live on the SDN YouTube channel at 8:00 PM Turkish time, will heavily feature Apple Intelligence. However, there’s a possibility that Apple Intelligence, designed to bring AI features to the iPhone 16 models, might be launched with limited capabilities.

Apple partnered with OpenAI to integrate AI features into the iPhone 16 models. Apple Intelligence, developed using the ChatGPT infrastructure, learns and improves itself based on information gathered from the internet, similar to ChatGPT.

However, to avoid facing issues similar to those encountered by OpenAI, Apple offered companies the option to opt out of the Intelligence training program. According to emerging details, Meta (Facebook, Instagram), The New York Times, Craigslist, Tumblr, The Financial Times, The Atlantic, Vox Media, the USA Today group, and Condé Nast, the owner of WIRED, were among the first to withdraw.

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What Does the Media Companies’ Withdrawal from Apple Intelligence Training Mean?

Apple deploys AI bots to various websites to gather information for developing its AI features and training Intelligence. This allows Apple’s AI to achieve more accurate results based on the data it collects.

Training with online content is crucial for AI language models. However, OpenAI has faced legal challenges regarding this training process, notably with YouTube and The New York Times.

Apple took the first step to avoid similar disputes. However, this might hinder the accuracy and effectiveness of the Apple Intelligence AI chatbot and other AI features.

It remains to be seen how Apple will train its AI language model in light of these developments. Despite this, the features of Apple Intelligence have already generated excitement among many users. The features, currently available on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models, are almost certainly expected to be included in the entire iPhone 16 series.