It’s just four weeks until Apple launches this year’s World Wide Developers Conference on June 10, and reveals the software that will power iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches and Macs—the final software will go on public beta in July and general release in September, it’s thought. There have already been widespread rumors that AI will feature in a big way. And now, a new report says that some of the AI might come from OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT.
Generative AI is complex and expensive and though Apple has its own AI features in train to be announced, it’s thought that to recapture the high ground, Apple wants to work with an outside organization to bring greater power more quickly.
But Apple will “run some of its upcoming artificial intelligence features via data centers equipped with its own in-house processors.”