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🔒 “Google Debuts ‘Private AI Compute,’ Promising Apple-Like Privacy for AI Features” 🚨🚨🚨

One of the biggest hurdles to widespread AI adoption has been trust—the confidence that your data isn’t being siphoned off to advertisers or data brokers. Now, Google (GOOGL $286.94, -1.50%) is taking a major step to address that concern with the launch of a new feature called Private AI Compute, a system designed to keep your AI data private and secure.

The announcement mirrors Apple’s Private Cloud Compute, introduced in June 2024, which ensures that only users—not Apple—can access the data sent to the cloud for AI processing. While Apple’s full suite of AI tools has yet to roll out, Google’s new system appears to take a similar approach.

With Private AI Compute, Google says AI models running on its phones will process user data within a secure environment. When tasks require more computing power in the cloud, that same privacy protection extends there, leveraging Google’s custom TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) chips to maintain data security.

In a press release, the company emphasized:

“This ensures sensitive data processed by Private AI Compute remains accessible only to you and no one else — not even Google.”

The move signals a growing shift in Big Tech’s AI race — from simply building the smartest models to also building the most trusted ones.