Apple is reportedly on the brink of finalizing a groundbreaking partnership with OpenAI, a move that could see the advanced ChatGPT AI integrated directly into the iPhone ecosystem. According to Bloomberg, sources close to the negotiations reveal that the details of incorporating ChatGPT into iOS 18 are currently being ironed out. Additionally, Apple is exploring a potential collaboration with Google to incorporate its Gemini AI into the iPhone, although these discussions have yet to produce a definitive agreement.
While OpenAI is gearing up for an unexpected event this Monday to unveil the latest enhancements to ChatGPT and its GPT-4 model, updates specifically related to iOS 18 will likely not surface until Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) next month. The new operating system is expected to be available to iPhone users by fall. In the meantime, iPhone users can access ChatGPT through a dedicated iOS app provided by OpenAI.
Recent leaks suggest that iOS 18 could also introduce a feature powered by artificial intelligence to summarize iMessages. This tool is designed to efficiently distill longer text messages by extracting key details such as mentioned companies, people, or locations. A similar functionality is rumored to be in development for Safari, which would summarize entire web pages.
Further enhancing its technological arsenal, Apple is actively developing its own large language model (LLM) to drive its AI initiatives. This in-house model would operate independently of a web connection, enhancing response speeds and bolstering user privacy by processing requests directly on the device, eliminating the need to relay data to external servers.
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