Deal between Apple and Google, Siri will be more advanced, what will happen with the data of iPhone users?
Apple and Google have partnered for several years, with Google’s Gemini AI model powering many new Siri features.
Apple and Google have partnered for several years, with Google’s Gemini AI model powering many new Siri features. The new Siri is expected to be launched this year. This partnership is changing Apple’s Artificial Intelligence strategy. The company has decided to work on Google’s AI base instead of creating its own AI model entirely on its own. Let us know how Google will work and how Siri will advance and what will change with the data of iPhone users.
What is the deal between Apple and Google
Of the report According, Under this deal, Apple will use the Google Gemini AI model to support advanced Siri features such as personalization, conversion, and AI based tasks. Google will provide basic AI technology, while Apple will have control over deploying, integrating, and customizing models for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Apple’s private cloud compute system is an important part of this. It lets Apple Intelligence features run directly on the device or on Apple’s own servers instead of Google’s Public Cloud. Google’s AI models will work inside Apple’s basic infrastructure, which means that in most situations, computing will be managed by Apple, not Google.
What will happen with the data of iPhone users
Apple Emphasizing that there has been no change in the privacy protection of users. iPhone users’ data processed by Siri will not be sent directly to Google. Gemini models will instead work in Apple’s Control environment. Apple follows its own privacy, encryption and data-minimization rules.
Apple does not automatically share users’ personal data with Google. Siri Request is processed under Apple’s Privacy Framework. By default Google does not use the data to train its Public AI model.
However, users may get the option to share the prompt directly with Gemini for better features. If a user gives his consent, Google may receive limited data related to the prompts that are under Google’s own AI and data policy. It is expected that Apple will clearly notify users and take permission from them before any such sharing.
