OpenAI says its ChatGPT integration with Apple Intelligence is seeing little use and has been “dramatically underperforming,” according to court filings reported by outlets including TechRadar and 9to5Mac. OpenAI also states that usage of Apple Intelligence for the ChatGPT feature is minimal.
The reports attribute the assessment to new legal documents cited by The Financial Times. OpenAI describes the ChatGPT tie-in as “persistently” underperforming since it launched in 2024. In contrast to headlines focusing on overall interest in Apple Intelligence, both sources emphasize OpenAI’s view that adoption of the integration has been low.
Together, the articles frame the development as a performance and adoption issue reflected in litigation materials, rather than a live product metric shared publicly by Apple or OpenAI. The differing coverage largely centers on whether the reporting highlights OpenAI’s disappointment with adoption or the specific characterization of underperformance, but both describe the same basic claim.
