With WWDC just around the corner, get ready for Apple to start putting its AI cards on the table.
When Apple announces its plans around artificial intelligence technology at its Worldwide Developers Conference next month, a lot of it might seem familiar. A new report suggests Apple is playing catchup more than breaking new ground this year, adding AI to emoji, photo editing, messages and email, rather than attempting to announce anything truly groundbreaking.
Apple’s AI plans will reportedly touch many parts of its software, including transcription for voice memos, faster search and a more conversational approach to the Siri voice assistant, according to a report in Bloomberg on Sunday. Many of these improvements, under the internal name of Project Greymatter, will reportedly rely on Apple’s version of a mini AI that works on device, independent of an internet connection.
The new AI capabilities will be arriving in the upcoming iOS 18 and MacOS 15, and the Apple Watch also will reflect the Siri upgrades, Bloomberg reported.
