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Apple confirms Siri AI uses Google's Gemini models while maintaining privacy assurances

Apple has confirmed that its Siri AI will use Google's Gemini language models and run on Nvidia hardware in Google servers. The company maintains its privacy commitments, emphasizing encryption and on-device processing, despite the limitations of its hardware that necessitated this shift.

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Apple has confirmed that its Siri AI will use Google's Gemini language models and run on Nvidia hardware in Google servers. The company maintains its privacy commitments, emphasizing encryption and on-device processing, despite the limitations of its hardware that necessitated this shift.

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Apple says its AI is still private, even when it's running on Google's servers

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Apple confirms Siri AI uses Google's Gemini models while maintaining privacy assurances