Apple Confirms User Data Protection for «Creator Studio»

American tech giant Apple has reaffirmed its commitment to not using user data to train AI models for its new Creator Studio service, prioritizing user privacy by leveraging Open AI models.

The American technology company «Apple» has confirmed its commitment to not using user data to train artificial intelligence models within its new «Creator Studio» service. Brent Chu Watson, Apple's App Marketing Director, stated that content created through the platform cannot be used for training purposes. He mentioned that the company relies on «Open AI» models to generate AI images in the «Kinot» program, while giving top priority to protecting user privacy.

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