Apple has signed the White House's voluntary commitment to developing safe, secure, and trustworthy AI. The company will launch its generative AI offering, Apple Intelligence, into its core products, making it available to its 2 billion users. Apple joins 15 other technology companies, including Amazon, Google, and Meta, that committed to the White House's ground rules for developing generative AI in July 2023. Apple will soon launch its generative AI offering, starting with a partnership that embeds ChatGPT in the iPhone.

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The Irish Data Protection Commission, a European privacy watchdog, expressed surprise over X's decision to default user data into its AI training pool for Grok, a conversational AI developed by Elon Musk-owned X. The move was spotted by users on Friday and allows anyone concerned to learn how to turn off the feature. X is awaiting a response from the watchdog after being followed up.

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Microsoft has introduced generative AI to Bing, making it available to a small percentage of users. The goal is to provide answers directly in search results, synthesizing information from multiple websites. For example, searching for 'what is a spaghetti western?' will yield an AI-generated summary of the genre's history and examples of films.

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