Apple, known for being a bit behind in the world of artificial intelligence, has teamed up with OpenAI to enhance its Siri voice assistant. This new and improved Siri will be showcased at Apple’s annual developers conference on Monday. The focus this time around is on generative artificial intelligence, a technology that will make Siri more conversational and versatile.
Apple’s vice president of corporate development, Adrian Perica, has been working hard to bring generative AI to the masses. He has been in talks with leading AI companies like Google and OpenAI to find a partner to help Apple integrate this technology into its products. The recent deal with OpenAI, the creators of the ChatGPT chatbot, will bring their technology to the iPhone. Apple is also in discussions with Google to potentially collaborate on this front.
The result of these efforts is a more advanced version of Siri that can engage in conversations rather than just responding to individual queries. This new Siri will be powered by Apple’s generative AI system, which will give the assistant a more human-like touch. Apple is expected to market this enhanced AI capability as Apple Intelligence.
Apple, OpenAI, and Google have chosen to remain silent on these developments, but reports from The Information and Bloomberg have shed some light on the partnership between Apple and OpenAI. The new AI system from Apple is gearing up to revolutionize the way we interact with our devices.
So, get ready to experience a smarter, more intuitive Siri that can chat with you like a real person. Stay tuned for more updates from Apple’s developers conference on Monday. The future of AI is here, and Apple is leading the way towards a more conversational and engaging user experience.
