Elon Musk Pokes Fun At Apple Intelligence's Data Protection With Hilari ous Tamil Movie Meme
Elon Musk Pokes Fun At Apple Intelligence's Data Protection With Hilarious tamil Movie Meme. Check It Out
Musk has taken to X to warn against the data security implications of Apple's tie-up with ChatGPT maker OpenAI.Musk, who also owns the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), has expressed severe reservations about the security implications of this integration. He warned that apple devices could data-face a ban at his companies if the integration proceeds as planned.
Of course, in classic Musk style, he also shared a meme on the whole ordeal, this time with a meme from the tamil movie, "Thappattam".
Musk To Ban apple Devices?
Musk's disapproval was publicly conveyed through a tweet on Tuesday. He highlighted the potential security risks, stating, "If apple integrates OpenAI at the OS level, then Apple devices will be banned at my companies. That is an unacceptable security violation." He added that visitors to his companies would have to leave their apple devices in a Faraday cage to prevent any possible data breaches.Additionally, Musk took a jab at Apple's data-sharing practices by posting a meme on his platform. The meme, derived from the 2017 tamil movie 'Thappattam', depicted a couple sharing coconut water, symbolizing how apple might share user data with OpenAI, potentially compromising privacy. The image was captioned "How intelligence works," underscoring Musk’s concerns about data security and privacy.
Musk further criticized Apple’s understanding and management of data privacy. He argued that apple lacks insight into the consequences of sharing user data with OpenAI, casting doubt on the company’s ability to safeguard user information while partnering with OpenAI, led by sam Altman.
This development has sparked a debate over the balance between technological advancement and data security, with Musk's comments highlighting the potential risks involved in such high-level integrations.