Apple has reportedly delayed the approval of an update for BlueMail, an AI-powered email app, due to concerns that it may generate inappropriate content for children. The app uses a customized version of OpenAI’s GPT-3 language model, which could be the reason for the delay in approval. BlueMail may have to raise its age restriction to 17 and older or incorporate content filtering to meet Apple’s standards. The relationship between Blix Inc., the developer of BlueMail, and Apple has been tense in recent times due to various legal disputes.
Apple Delays Approval For AI-Powered Email App Update
Apple has delayed the approval of an AI-powered email app update, BlueMail, citing concerns that it may generate inappropriate content for children. The app in question uses OpenAI's GPT-3 language model, and its current age restriction is set at users aged four and above.
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