Apple Strategic Alliance With Externals For Boosting AI As per a report from The Information, the tech giant is actively engaged in multiple AI projects across various teams. One objective is to introduce a functionality enabling iPhone users to execute multiple tasks effortlessly through simple voice commands. Additionally, Apple is working on a chatbot intended to interact with customers via Apple Care, along with another project aimed at streamlining complex tasks using Siri automation.
It is highly rumored that Apple and Google are reportedly on the verge of striking a deal to collaborate on AI models, aimed at integrating advanced AI features into the upcoming iPhone 16 series. This information stems from a report indicating that both tech giants will join forces to develop cutting-edge AI capabilities for Apple’s latest smartphone lineup set to be unveiled later this year.
Significant discussions are ongoing about AI’s capability to address complex human queries. Apple has disclosed that it’s allocating substantial funds daily towards the training of Artificial Intelligence systems. With the race for generalized AI heating up, Apple is purportedly investing millions of dollars each day to develop numerous AI-based models. The reports from “The Information” also claim that the tech giant is actively engaged in multiple AI projects across various teams. One objective is to introduce a functionality enabling iPhone users to execute multiple tasks effortlessly through simple voice commands. Additionally, Apple is working on a chatbot intended to interact with customers via Apple Care, along with another project aimed at streamlining complex tasks using Siri automation.
The tech giant has refrained from providing any official comment on the report. Last month, Apple CEO Tim Cook disclosed that the company has been diligently developing generative AI and other models over several years. Cook emphasized that Apple regards AI and machine learning (ML) as foundational technologies integrated into virtually every product they produce. Speaking to CNBC, Cook stated, “On a research level, we have been exploring AI and machine learning, including generative AI, for years.”
