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RemoveMacAI: Turn off Apple Intelligence and free up disk space

Apple Intelligence sigue ocupando espacio en tu Mac incluso después de que apagues cada una de sus funciones desde Ajustes del Sistema. macOS 27 eliminó el interruptor único que apagaba todo junto, y los modelos descargados (desde el modelo base hasta el que genera Genmoji) se quedan en disco hasta que el sistema decide borrarlos por su cuenta, algo que puede tardar días. RemoveMacAI, una…

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Apple Intelligence, a suite of artificial intelligence features introduced by Apple in 2024, continues to occupy space on Macs even after users turn off individual features in System Settings. A new tool called RemoveMacAI, available on GitHub, can completely disable Apple Intelligence features and delete downloaded models with a single reversible command.

The tool works on macOS 27 and Apple Silicon Macs, and it can list the status of each feature and its downloaded model, block automatic re-downloading of models, and restore original settings. RemoveMacAI can also disable all features except Siri and revert changes made to the system.

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