Apple has confirmed it will launch a new privacy-focused AI training system in iOS 18.5. Here's what you need to know.

Apple’s rollout of Apple Intelligence with iOS 18 has been a long and tiring wait for all. Initially promised during WWDC, ...

Apple recently outlined several methods it plans to use to improve Apple Intelligence while maintaining user privacy.

Meta hasn’t explained why Apple Intelligence isn’t available in its iOS apps. But it’s likely that the company wants users to ...

You might now be out of luck if you've been relying on Apple's AI tools to help you craft a Facebook post or generate a custom emoji to slap on an Instagram Story. As first reported by Sorcererhat ...

Apple has always prided itself on being more privacy-focused than its tech rivals. To that end, the company has relied on ...

Apple writes that its "differential privacy" approach works by first generating synthetic data to mimic the format and ...

Currently, Apple trains its AI models on synthetic data only, potentially resulting in less helpful responses, according to ...

Even Google's own Gemini model performed worse on Android than iOS, according to a new study.

As minor as it might be to get new emojis in your keyboard, iOS 18.4 has added a bunch anyway — eight of them, to be precise.

Apple is trying a new tactic to catch up with rivals: using patterns from your emails to fine-tune its AI without revealing the content. Apple says it uses synthetic (or fake) emails, designed to ...

With a launch date expected as soon as May, this means a proper update will come a little after Apple starts offering Chinese support for its AI features with iOS 18.4. Bloomberg explains that ...