2026-01-08 05:29:39

Apple controls the largest personal health database in the industry—over ten years of user data accumulation with the highest standardization of data dimensions. These data were originally considered off-limits, but the situation is changing.

As AI capabilities competition intensifies, large model companies like OpenAI are beginning to enter this field. AI features that Apple once couldn't handle or was unwilling to disclose now have new technical solutions. Open collaboration on personal health data is starting to become a reality, marking another redistribution of power in the tech ecosystem—from data monopoly to ecosystem collaboration.

This dialogue between data and AI is reshaping the industry competitive landscape.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 01-09 20:33

It's outrageous that Apple's health database hasn't been open for the past ten years. Now they're only willing to release it after being forced to collaborate with OpenAI? It's a power struggle...

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just_another_fish

· 01-08 22:36

Data monopoly, to put it simply, is whoever holds the chips can win effortlessly. Now AI is disrupting the game, and even Apple might have to loosen up? Interesting.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-08 10:27

Apple's health database is going to be open in the past ten years? That's funny. They used to fiercely protect privacy, but now with AI, they're scared.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 01-08 05:59

I'll just say it, Apple is really backed into a corner. What's the point of hiding ten years of data? When OpenAI and their crew come to stir things up, the landscape changes instantly. The idea of data sharing sounds nice, but it's actually just a bargaining chip.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-08 05:59

Has Apple finally decided to loosen up? The decade-long monopoly advantage of the database is gone in an instant, and the turning point of this game-theoretic equilibrium came really fast. To put it nicely, it's ecological collaboration; to be blunt, it's just the reduction of transaction costs for data arbitrage... OpenAI's move is quite bold.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-08 05:53

Apple is probably being forced into this. OpenAI is under significant pressure, and after a decade of data monopoly, they are finally starting to loosen up.

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