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AIOct 5, 20268 min read

Command-line tool removes Apple Intelligence from macOS 27

A new open-source tool lets Mac users turn off Apple Intelligence and free up to 12GB of storage. macOS 27 lacks a native toggle to disable these AI features.

From Ars Technica AI

AIOct 5, 20261 min read

Open-source tool deletes Apple Intelligence models from macOS

A new open-source tool removes Apple Intelligence models and turns off features on macOS.

From The Verge AI

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