Apple’s rumored AI search tool for Siri could rely on Google

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Apple’s rumored AI search tool for Siri could rely on Google

Apple is working on an AI-powered search feature for Siri, reportedly called "World Knowledge Answers," which will allow users to search for information and receive AI-generated summaries based on web results. The feature will incorporate text, photos, videos, and points of interest, challenging AI-powered search features from companies like OpenAI and Perplexity. Apple's delayed plans to upgrade the voice assistant with new features will allow it to tap into personal data and perform actions based on content on the screen. The new Siri will work by leveraging a planner, a search system, and a summarizer to package information for users. A formal agreement has been reached between Apple and Google to test a Google-designed AI model for Siri's summaries. Apple plans to use its own AI models to search user data, but is still evaluating Anthropic's Claude and Gemini for Siri's planning function. The AI-upgraded Siri is expected to launch alongside iOS 26.4 in March.

The quest to keep OpenAI honest

OpenAI, a highly valuable AI company, is currently trying to change its nonprofit structure to raise more money and potentially go public. The nonprofit structure was designed in 2015 to prevent artificial intelligence from harming humanity and set the stage for the 2023 board coup that briefly ousted Sam Altman as CEO. OpenAI is now attempting to shake its nonprofit structure to raise more money and go public. The coalition of advocacy groups, EyesOnOpenAI, is challenging OpenAI's attempted restructuring. Catherine Bracy, CEO of TechEquity, and Orson Aguilar, CEO of LatinoProsperity, argue that OpenAI has been enjoying the advantages of being a nonprofit while drifting away from its mission. OpenAI declined to comment on the issue, but a May blog post from Sam Altman suggests that the proposed restructuring will still create the "largest and most effective nonprofit in history."

Switzerland releases its own AI model trained on public data

Switzerland has launched an open-source model called Apertus, aiming to set a new standard for trustworthy and globally relevant open models. The model, which was trained on over 1,800 languages and comes in two sizes with 8 billion or 70 billion parameters, is comparable to Meta's 2024 Llama 3 model. Apertus adheres to the European Union's copyright laws and voluntary AI code of practice, which some US-based AI companies have criticized for curbing AI innovation and deployment. The model's training data is restricted to public sources and adheres to AI crawler opt-out requests.

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