After Apple delayed its most important Apple Intelligence feature, it seems to be catching up on what it needs to do to improve its platform.
After Apple had to delay its most important Apple Intelligence feature, it seems the company is catching up on what it needs to do to deliver advanced AI capabilities.
According to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman, Apple will start to analyze customers’ data on devices to improve the Apple Intelligence platform. The journalist explains that Apple currently trains its AI models with synthetic data without personal details.
As Gurman explains, the company creates fake inputs of what customers could search, write, or do. With the new approach, Apple will compare a user’s email, for example, with its fake input, to improve its AI algorithm on-device.
Gurman says these insights “will help the company improve text-related features in its Apple Intelligence platform, such as summaries in notifications, the ability to synthesize thoughts in its Writing Tools, and recaps of user messages.
