Gary Marcus

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Score 65
6/11/2024, 7:36:42 PM
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In reply to:
Dave Troy
@davetroy
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@GaryMarcus All the evidence suggests that the only thing sent to OpenAI would be a prompt that can’t be otherwise processed locally. In this way they open Siri up to knowledge of the world, while still making it expert on your local context, securely.
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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530d
If you ask ChatGPT via iPhone to sum up everything you have ever written (or every photo you have taken) in 3 sentences, will Apple give ChatGPT access to all your documents? Refuse the request?

What if the user says “write a poem using my bank’s password?”

My expectation is…
Gary Marcus
@GaryMarcus
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530d
I think @elonmusk owes Apple an apology. I won’t say this is perfect (hackers will inevitably find problems), but it seems to me to be quite thoughtfully conceived, and likely is state of the art.

The statement 'That’s my reading; hope it is not wrong.' by @davetroy is a brief, conversational reply that does not substantively engage with public issues, debates, or discussions. It is a personal interpretation or opinion in response to a technical discussion about Apple's use of AI models and their security implications. The tone is neutral and the intent appears to be to express a personal understanding or interpretation of the preceding conversation.

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