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Apple will reportedly include adding support for users of iOS 18 to make their own emojis via generative AI, as part of the company's push towards adding more AI features for iPhones.
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Apple will be using its own silicon processors to power the upcoming AI features on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. The company will use the M2 Ultra chips in its data centers for the operation.
Apple is discussing with OpenAI about incorporating AI features on the next version of its iPhone operating system, iOS 18, just a few weeks before Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
Apple has reportedly acquired France-based AI startup Datakalab, specializing in AI and computer vision technology. It is expected to help Apple bolster the AI features it is readying for iOS 18.
A new report claims Apple will wind down its long-in-development plans to build and release an electric car. Some of the 2,000 team members involved in the project will be moved to generative AI.
A new report claims Apple is trying to get on board the AI train after other companies, including Microsoft, started the trend just under a year ago That includes adding AI into the next iOS verison.
Apple has increased its spending on AI to millions of dollars a day. It has focused not only on chatbots, but also on Siri automation, video/image creation, multimodal systems, and privacy.
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