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Developer Om Lahore released RemoveMacAI on GitHub, allowing users to turn off Apple Intelligence features and delete associated models on macOS 27. The tool disables services like Siri, Mail summaries, and image generation models, which can reclaim over 12GB of storage space. However, it also disables several functionalities tied to on-device AI features, affecting apps like Safari, Notes, and Calendar.
A GitHub developer introduced RemoveMacAI, a command-line utility that allows macOS 27 users to deactivate Apple Intelligence features, including Siri and ChatGPT extensions. The tool also deletes associated AI models, freeing up significant storage space, and is fully reversible. This development addresses the lack of a native toggle for AI features in macOS 27 Golden Gate, which previously required manual disabling or left models consuming disk space.
RemoveMacAI, a new command-line utility, enables macOS 27 users to disable Apple Intelligence and recover over 12GB of storage. It achieves this by deploying a configuration profile that turns off Apple's asset management service and redirects model downloads to a closed port, all without compromising system security features like SIP. The tool offers a way to reclaim significant disk space that was previously difficult to free through standard settings.
A developer released an open-source command line tool called RemoveMacAI that disables Apple Intelligence features and deletes the underlying AI models from macOS, freeing up storage. The tool addresses the fact that macOS 27 removed the single toggle to turn off Apple Intelligence, scattering controls across multiple settings panes including Screen Time. It also includes a revert command to restore the features and re-enable model downloads.
A developer has released RemoveMacAI, an open-source command-line tool that disables Apple Intelligence features on macOS 27 and deletes the AI models left on disk, since Apple removed the single toggle for the feature in this release. The tool installs via a one-line script or Homebrew, shows users the current state before making changes, and can fully revert them. It also blocks macOS from re-downloading the models afterward.