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Apple to introduce “Apple Intelligence” for iOS 18 AI features

Apple's iOS 18 AI, branded "Apple Intelligence," offers photo retouching, improved Safari search, voice memo transcription, and a smarter Siri.

With WWDC 2024 just around the corner, the tech world is abuzz with anticipation for Apple’s latest AI advancements. Speculation is rife about the branding of these new features, with industry insiders hinting at the intriguing name ‘Apple Intelligence’ for Appleโ€™s AI capabilities in iOS 18.

Apple’s new AI branding

According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, ‘Apple Intelligence’ is set to be the official branding for these groundbreaking AI features. This innovative platform will harness the power of both on-device and cloud-based technologies, seamlessly integrating them to deliver enhanced user experiences. Apple’s unique data servers and partnership with OpenAI further underline the pioneering nature of these features.

Key features of iOS 18’s AI

The AI capabilities in iOS 18 are set to include various impressive features. Users can look forward to advanced photo retouching, which promises to enhance images with greater ease and precision. The Safari web browser will see improved search capabilities, making finding information online faster and more intuitive.

Voice memo transcription is another exciting feature, allowing users to effortlessly convert spoken words into written text. Additionally, the AI will offer suggested replies for emails and messages, streamlining communication and making it more efficient.

At the heart of Apple’s AI initiative is a revamped Siri. This enhanced version of Siri aims to be more responsive and capable, potentially setting a new standard for virtual assistants.

Competitive landscape

Apple’s entry into the advanced AI technology arena with ‘Apple Intelligence’ sets the stage for a thrilling competition. The AI capabilities of Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series, Oppo, and OnePlus phones pose formidable rivals. Each of these companies is striving to offer superior AI experiences, making it a captivating time for technology enthusiasts.

The tech world is abuzz with anticipation for Apple’s upcoming presentation at WWDC 2024. The introduction of “Apple Intelligence” could mark a significant milestone in the evolution of AI in consumer technology. The effectiveness and reception of these features will be closely monitored as Apple strives to enhance the functionality and user experience of its devices. It’s a moment that could reshape the AI landscape, and we’re all eagerly waiting to see what Apple has in store.

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