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by pjmlp23 hours ago |
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upvoteby another_kel23 hours ago|
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I believe Google provides the weights, compute is apple owned
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upvoteby pjmlp23 hours ago|
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> Apple to use Google servers with Nvidia hardware for the new Siri

https://www.macworld.com/article/3156959/apple-to-use-google...

People have to stop thinking Apple is somehow different.

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upvoteby coldtea23 hours ago|
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From the link "Nvidia has its own “confidential computing” feature that encrypts data as it’s being processed, which will be used with other privacy and security measures to protect user data"
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upvoteby speedgoose22 hours ago|
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Do you know if it end to end encrypted or the keys are managed by Google?
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upvoteby wmf21 hours ago|
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I think the keys are directly from Nvidia and Intel.
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upvoteby pjmlp22 hours ago|
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Yes, and how does the data get there?
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upvoteby wmf21 hours ago|
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Over TLS?
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upvoteby pjmlp15 hours ago|
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To Google servers....
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upvoteby wmf15 hours ago|
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No, it's TLS to a "sealed" confidential VM that Google has no access to.
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upvoteby pjmlp12 hours ago|
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So they say.
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upvoteby kube-system23 hours ago|
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From your link:

> Apple’s going to try to run as much of the new Siri as possible on-device

Anthropic and OpenAI don't have edge models.

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upvoteby pjmlp22 hours ago|
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Try is a magic word.
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upvoteby kube-system22 hours ago|
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It's not magic to those paying attention. The current model runs on device. And gemma e4b is already demonstrably capable on iPhone hardware, which is likely to be similar to what this is.
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upvoteby kalleboo16 hours ago|
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The new model only runs on device on iPhone 17 Pro or M3 Macs or newer. Anyone else is getting server compute.
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