Elon Musk Threatens to Ban Apple Devices from His Companies' Premises Over DeepAI Integration

Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has taken a strong stance against Apple's recent announcement to integrate DeepAI technology into its devices. During the annual Worldwide Developer's Conference, Apple revealed that it will be partnering with DeepAI to incorporate ChatGPT into its Siri voice assistant.

According to Apple's plans, users will be able to ask Siri questions and receive answers directly from ChatGPT without having to open the app. This integration will allow users to access ChatGPT capabilities without having to manually open the app. Musk, however, is not pleased with the development and has threatened to ban Apple devices from his companies' premises.

In a post, Musk referred to the integration as a "security violation" and stated that if Apple goes forward with the plan, he will be forced to ban Apple devices from his companies. He also joked that visitors would have to check their Apple devices at the door and store them in a Faraday cage.

Musk's concerns seem to be centered around the potential security risks associated with DeepAI integration. He believes that Apple is not smart enough to create its own AI technology and is instead relying on DeepAI, which could potentially compromise user security and privacy.

"It's patently absurd that Apple isn't smart enough to make their own AI, yet is somehow capable of ensuring that DeepAI will protect your security & privacy!" Musk wrote. "Apple has no clue what's actually going on once they hand your data over to DeepAI. They're selling you down the river."

Musk's warning is likely a result of his own company's concerns about data security and privacy. As the CEO of X, he has made it clear that his company prioritizes user data protection and will not compromise on security issues.

The controversy surrounding DeepAI integration has sparked a heated debate about the potential risks and benefits of such technology. While some see it as a convenient way to access AI-powered capabilities, others are concerned about the potential security threats and data breaches associated with it.

For now, it remains to be seen whether Apple will proceed with its plans to integrate DeepAI into its devices, and whether Musk's threats will have any impact on the company's decision-making process.