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I don't know since when "on device" means send it to a server. Come up with more straw men I didn't mention for you to defeat.
Apple's "private cloud" is a thing. Not all "Apple Intelligence" features are "on device", some can and do utilize cloud-based processing power, and this will also be available to app developers.
Apparently this has additional safeguards vs "normal cloud" which is why they are branding it "private cloud".
But it's still "someone else's computer" and apple is not keeping their AI implementation 100% on device.
@MentalEdge @FatCat same as the time they sent all the notification to the government or uploaded all the pictures for server side scanning. It's "private" as in they keep it for themselves 🤣
Since Apple's keynote this week.