where does Apple describe "grounding" or "grounded" outputs?
Asked on 2026-07-09
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Apple describes “grounding” or “grounded” outputs in:
- Explore prompt design & safety for on-device foundation models — especially in the AI safety section.
- This session talks about guardrails for inputs and outputs, which is where Apple discusses keeping model outputs safe and constrained.
If you want, I can point you to the most relevant chapter or timestamp in that session.
Explore prompt design & safety for on-device foundation models
Design generative AI experiences that leverage the strengths of the Foundation Models framework. We’ll start by showing how to design prompts for the on-device large language model at the core of Apple Intelligence. Then, we’ll introduce key ideas around AI safety, and offer concrete strategies to make your generative AI features safe, reliable, and delightful.
Meet the Music Understanding framework
Discover Music Understanding, a new framework that lets your app analyze audio across six dimensions, on device: key, rhythm, structure, pace, instrument activity, and loudness. And use the Music Understanding Lab sample app to visualize each result.
Enhance your app’s audio recording capabilities
Learn how to improve your app’s audio recording functionality. Explore the flexibility of audio device selection using the input picker interaction on iOS and iPadOS 26. Discover APIs available for high-quality voice recording using AirPods. We’ll also introduce spatial audio recording and editing capabilities that allow you to isolate speech and ambient background sounds — all using the the AudioToolbox, AVFoundation, and Cinematic frameworks.