According to Bloomberg, such a technique is used as part of the preparation of Apple Intelligence, including a personalized version of Siri. Although officially released these capabilities has been postponed until next year, the company does not except that the launch can be realized earlier this year.
The problem with the wrong letters is that they usually do not reflect real issues and the structure of these messages. To fix this, Apple compares fake letters to non -personal data that receives only the devices in which the user agrees to participate in the analytical.
Each device analyzes the content of the latest letters and determines which synthetic messages are closest to meaning. At the same time, the letters themselves are not transmitted to Apple servers. Instead, differential privacy technology is used that do not allow specific data or users to be identified.
Based on this comparison, Apple selects wrong messages that best reflect common topics and user correspondence. In the future, such templates are concluded and form the basis for the training of AI models to be used to create resumes of automatic letters.
Technology is expected to appear in beta versions of iOS 18.5 and MacOS 15.5. Apple admits that the method is not deprived of restrictions, but is sure that AI will improve the quality of AI without compromising on privacy issues.
Source: Ferra
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