(VitalNews.org) – Apple isn’t necessarily at the forefront of conversation when referring to artificial intelligence, but the pressure is on with Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. Artificial intelligence is a technology that has opened up to a huge market thanks to OpenAI and Nvidia, which now has a three trillion dollar market cap.
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are all looking to add artificial intelligence capabilities to their services somehow, and the race to incorporate the technology has not been seen within Apple. With Apple’s next developers conference approaching, many developers, customers, and investors are anticipating the announcement of more AI features.
Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, hinted at “big plans,” but he gave no other details, which is what we usually see from Apple. The WWDC is not a major investor attraction, but many are anticipating an announcement during their conference of what iPhones will have to compete with Android and Google phones in AI capabilities.
Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush said, “This is the most important event for Cook and Cupertino in over a decade. The AI strategy is the missing piece in the growth puzzle for Apple and this event needs to be a showstopper and not a shrug-the-shoulders event.”
Those who are listening or attending the conference will hear how Apple plans to incorporate AI into their phones and software as well as how they will address any associated privacy issues.
Gil Luria, an analyst at D.A. Davidson said, “At WWDC, we expect Apple to unveil its long-term vision around its implementation of generative AI throughout its diverse ecosystem of personal devices.”
Nvidia has been a top chip in AI, but Apple has hinted at Apple AI chips that would be superior to running these large language models.
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