Apple has unveiled its latest plans to leverage the AI boom with a series of AI-based features for its devices, including support for Siri from ChatGPT. The announcement was made at the annual WWDC event for software developers, where Apple emphasized its commitment to personalized user experiences and data privacy.
According to software boss Craig Federighi, the new AI features will be deeply integrated into the operating systems for iPhone, Mac, and iPad, allowing Apple’s AI models to access and utilize user information effectively. Dubbed “Apple Intelligence,” these features will run directly on the devices, reducing the need for constant internet connectivity.
Siri, Apple’s voice assistant, will also receive enhancements thanks to AI, enabling users to perform tasks like editing photos and adding new contact details through voice commands. Additionally, a new feature called “Genmoji” will allow users to create personalized emojis in real-time with the help of AI.
The software will also be able to analyze the content of emails and messages to prioritize important information for users. In addition to Apple’s in-house AI models, users will have access to the chatbot ChatGPT from OpenAI through Siri, enabling them to obtain more accurate information when needed.
During the conference, Apple typically provides a preview of upcoming software and features that will be introduced with new device generations later in the year. This latest announcement showcases Apple’s dedication to innovation and enhancing user experiences through AI technology.
