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Backflip: Apple now wants to train AI models with user data after all
www.heise.de/en/news/Backflip-Apple-now-wants-to-train-AI-models-with-user-data-after-all-11451252.html
Replying to @schizoidman@lemmy.zip
Apple is relying on an opt-in procedure: When activating Siri AI, the manufacturer asks for help in improving the chatbot, as developers with access to the release candidate of iOS 27 report.
The update will be released to the public on Monday, September 14.
You can either agree to this or press a visually inconspicuous “Not now” button. The dialog cannot be completely dismissed. Users can switch it off again after activation in “Settings > Analysis & Improvements”.
Replying to @DarrinBrunner@lemmy.world
I really can’t stand the “Not now”, where “services” (including Google’s backup service) prey on the user accidentally agreeing one day.
Replying to @PierceTheBubble@lemmy.ml
I keep getting them on my tv asking permission to show me ads. “not now” buttons deserve to be outlawed by the EU. If they can expect me to turn it off in case I change my mind, I can be expected to turn it on in the same way. Not by hoping someone in my household accidentally click “Oh yes, please bombard me with capitalist bullshit, PLEASE!”
Replying to @DarrinBrunner@lemmy.world
I’m jaded enough to expect that the “not now” or “no” button is secretly a “yes but make it look like the option is declined” button.
Replying to @DarrinBrunner@lemmy.world
Settings > Privacy & Security > Analysis & Improvements > Improve Siri & Dictation
Replying to @DarrinBrunner@lemmy.world
Ah, glad to see some people read the artcle