Summary
Apple and Google have agreed to a multi-year partnership to use Google's Gemini models in Apple's technology, like Siri. This deal aims to improve Apple's AI capabilities and ensure privacy features remain strong.
Key Facts
- Apple and Google announced a deal to use Google's Gemini models for Apple's AI technology, including Siri.
- The agreement will run for multiple years and aims to enhance Apple's AI capabilities.
- Apple's AI models will operate on-device or from Apple's servers to maintain privacy standards.
- Apple could pay Google around $1 billion annually for using its AI models.
- The deal does not breach recent antitrust rulings restricting Google's exclusive agreements in certain areas.
- The partnership is not exclusive and does not apply to search-related agreements.
