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Apple Intelligence bug bounty invites researchers to test its privacy claims


Apple is letting people investigate Private Cloud Compute.

The company is also expanding its bug bounty program to offer payouts of up to $1,000,000 for people who discover PCC vulnerabilities. Apple, of course, has made a big deal over the years about how much it cares about user privacy, so poorly designed cloud servers for AI could poke a hole in that image. Some of the bigger Apple Intelligence features, including Genmoji and ChatGPT integration, appeared in the first iOS 18.2 developer beta released yesterday.

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