Apple has published a technical paper detailing the models that it developed to power Apple Intelligence, the range of generative AI features headed to iOS, macOS and iPadOS over the next few months. In the paper, Apple pushes back against accusations that it took an ethically questionable approach to training some of its models, reiterating that it didn't use private user data and drew on a combination of publicly available and licensed data for Apple Intelligence. "[The] pre-training data set...
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