Apple is reportedly developing its own large-scale language model (LLM) to power on-device generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities for its new iPhone series.
According to , Apple's AI models could run entirely on the device. bloomberg.
It doesn't require an internet connection, which essentially means Apple's first AI feature works offline.
To deliver the new AI capabilities, Apple will leverage the Apple Silicon Neural Processing Unit (NPU) found in iPhones. business standard.
But it's also possible that Apple's AI tools are a little less capable and knowledgeable. This shortcoming could be compensated for by the company partnering with companies like Google and Microsoft-backed OpenAI.
The functionality provided by these third-party service providers can be processed in the cloud, unlike Apple's own AI tools.
bloomberg The Cupertino-based giant previously spoke to multiple companies including Google, Microsoft-backed Open AI and China's Baidu about potential partnerships to bring AI tools and features to Apple's next-generation operating system. It was reported that he was in contact with.
According to the report, Apple is also planning to take a slightly different approach to marketing its future AI capabilities.
Apple will be holding its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) from June 10th to June 14th to announce the next generation of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and other platforms.
