I swear, this will be fun to watch.
You might recall that Elon Musk went absolutely insane on Twitter after the Apple Intelligence announcement because of the involvement of OpenAI. As part of that he was saying things that at first glance do not seem to be true. Well, OpenAI has decided to return fire via Fortune Magazine:
A top OpenAI executive defended her company against Elon Musk, a day after the billionaire CEO described the integration of OpenAI’s chatbot technology into Apple iPhones as “creepy spyware.”
“That’s his opinion. Obviously I don’t think so,” Mira Murati, chief technology officer at OpenAI, said on stage at Fortune’s MPW dinner in San Francisco on Tuesday. “We care deeply about the privacy of our users and the safety of our products.”
And:
In her answers on Tuesday, Murati hammered home the idea that OpenAI is intensely focused on user privacy and security. “We’re trying to be as transparent as possible with the public,” she said, adding that “the biggest risk is that stakeholders misunderstand the technology.”
I seriously think that this has less to do about what Apple and OpenAI are doing, along with user safety, and more to do with the fact that Elon isn’t involved. Or he’s afraid that this will destroy his Grok AI because of the scale of Apple and Open AI. So he’s being as mature as a two year old as a result. Although I will concede this point. By Murati saying that “We’re trying to be as transparent as possible with the public” does leave some room for doubt. Another thing to point out is that using OpenAI’s ChatGPT4 is a choice. As in every time Apple Intelligence feels that the query would benefit from using ChatGPT4, it will ask you. And Apple Intelligence removes user identifiable data from any query involving ChatGPT4. Which means that Elon’s rants aren’t valid. Thus it might be in everyone’s interest to ignore Elon .
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OpenAI Fires Back At Elon Musk Over His Tweetstorm
I swear, this will be fun to watch.
You might recall that Elon Musk went absolutely insane on Twitter after the Apple Intelligence announcement because of the involvement of OpenAI. As part of that he was saying things that at first glance do not seem to be true. Well, OpenAI has decided to return fire via Fortune Magazine:
A top OpenAI executive defended her company against Elon Musk, a day after the billionaire CEO described the integration of OpenAI’s chatbot technology into Apple iPhones as “creepy spyware.”
“That’s his opinion. Obviously I don’t think so,” Mira Murati, chief technology officer at OpenAI, said on stage at Fortune’s MPW dinner in San Francisco on Tuesday. “We care deeply about the privacy of our users and the safety of our products.”
And:
In her answers on Tuesday, Murati hammered home the idea that OpenAI is intensely focused on user privacy and security. “We’re trying to be as transparent as possible with the public,” she said, adding that “the biggest risk is that stakeholders misunderstand the technology.”
I seriously think that this has less to do about what Apple and OpenAI are doing, along with user safety, and more to do with the fact that Elon isn’t involved. Or he’s afraid that this will destroy his Grok AI because of the scale of Apple and Open AI. So he’s being as mature as a two year old as a result. Although I will concede this point. By Murati saying that “We’re trying to be as transparent as possible with the public” does leave some room for doubt. Another thing to point out is that using OpenAI’s ChatGPT4 is a choice. As in every time Apple Intelligence feels that the query would benefit from using ChatGPT4, it will ask you. And Apple Intelligence removes user identifiable data from any query involving ChatGPT4. Which means that Elon’s rants aren’t valid. Thus it might be in everyone’s interest to ignore Elon .
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