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WorldMakertoday at 12:56 AM1 replyview on HN

Apple thinks they can get a best-of-both-worlds approach with Private Cloud Compute. They believe they can secure private servers specialized to specific client devices in a way that the cloud compute effort is still "client-side" from a trust standpoint, but still able to use extra server-side resources (under lock and key).

I don't know how close to that ideal they've achieved, but especially given this announcement is partly baked on an arrangement with Google that they are allowed to run Gemini on-device and in Private Cloud Compute, without using Google's more direct Gemini services/cloud, I'm excited that they are trying and I'm interested in how this plays out.


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kennywinkertoday at 1:12 AM

Given the snowden leaks, i think it’s naive to believe that any data that leaves your phone is NOT ingested by gov data collection.

Maybe private in the sense that it isn’t funneled into your ad profile, but not private in the sense that nobody else can access it.

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