It's the default AOSP keyboard. It hasn't been updated in a long time by Google, because of GBoard and other OEMS developing their own keyboards, like Samsung. For the most part, Google just releases security updates for the AOSP apps. All of Graphene's apps (with the exception of auditor, pdf viewer, apps, and the camera) are the default AOSP ones that don't really get maintained by Google, except for the regular security patches.
Florisboard is the keyboard that the Graphene team was debating to replace the AOSP keyboard with eventually, I assume after it gets past an Alpha state. It's the closest you'll get to Gboard or iOS level from the open source options. You could always use Graphene's extended toggles to revoke sensor or network permissions from invasive things like Gboard as well
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