Apple is reportedly preparing a suite of AI features for iOS 18 powered by its Ajax LLM, including text summarization in Messages and Safari. Simple tasks will run on-device with strict privacy warnings, while complex queries could tap server-side power from Google or OpenAI. Details are expected at WWDC on June 10th.
Apple is reportedly planning to run its initial batch of iOS 18 AI features entirely on-device without cloud servers. Basic capabilities like smart text generation in Messages, Safari, and Siri will work offline to ensure privacy, while heavier tools may tap cloud partners. Apple is expected to detail the plans at WWDC on June 10.
Apple is reportedly preparing to preview a major generative AI upgrade for Siri at WWDC. Powered by its in-house Ajax model, the revamped assistant is expected to handle natural conversations, sync context across devices, and connect to third-party services via APIs, with select capabilities potentially tied to paid subscriptions.
Apple is quietly testing a ChatGPT-like internal chatbot that employees call "Apple GPT." Powered by its home-grown "Ajax" large language model framework, the tool is currently limited to internal prototyping and summarization, though Bloomberg reports the company is eyeing a major AI announcement next year.
