Apple is warning when your AI prompts go to Google's servers, just like with ChatGPT
Image generation features found in Apple Creator Studio rely on Google Cloud servers, but users will be warned before prompts are sent to the third-party AI tool. Apple warns users before sending prompts to Google Cloud Apple Intelligence is powered by Apple Foundation Models found on your iPhone and in Apple's Private Cloud Compute servers. Those are distinct features and models from the integrations that utilize third-party AI tools like Google Cloud and ChatGPT. After updating to the latest Apple Creator Studio version, users are encountering a new pop-up, whether they are running iOS 26 or iOS 27 . That pop-up warns that the user's prompt will be sent to a Google Cloud server, but won't be used for training. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Image generation features found in Apple Creator Studio rely on Google Cloud servers, but users will be warned before prompts are sent to the third-party AI tool. Apple warns users before sending prompts to Google Cloud Apple Intelligence is powered by Apple Foundation Models found on your iPhone and in Apple's Private Cloud Compute servers. Those are distinct features and models from the integrations that utilize third-party AI tools like Google Cloud and ChatGPT. After updating to the latest Apple Creator Studio version, users are encountering a new pop-up, whether they are running iOS 26 or iOS 27 . That pop-up warns that the user's prompt will be sent to a Google Cloud server, but won't be used for training. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Image generation features found in Apple Creator Studio rely on Google Cloud servers, but users will be warned before prompts are sent to the third-party AI tool.
Apple warns users before sending prompts to Google Cloud Apple Intelligence is powered by Apple Foundation Models found on your iPhone and in Apple's Private Cloud Compute servers.
Those are distinct features and models from the integrations that utilize third-party AI tools like Google Cloud and ChatGPT.
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