Look Around in Apple Maps imagery will be used to train Apple Intelligence
Apple has hundreds of terabytes of data for its Apple Maps Look Around feature, and the company is using that data to train generative AI models.
Look Around is a function of Apple Maps that gives users a road-level viewpoint of an area, similar to Google Street View. However, the data collection effort fueling the feature will also be used for AI purposes.
In an updated declaration about Apple Maps Image Collection spotted by 9to5Mac, Apple confirms it will be using any data collected in the process to improve its AI models.
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