Apple is preparing to launch the first iPhone that relies entirely on artificial intelligence.
The company has announced an event on September 9, during which it is speculated to launch the iPhone 16 along with new watches and AirPods.
Other devices such as the updated iPad Mini may also be shown at the live-streamed event.
In a brief glimpse at the event, the company is likely to introduce its new features, which it calls Apple Intelligence.
These features include a new look for Siri as well as other tools found in other Apple products, including tools for summarizing messages on the iPhone.
Apple Intelligence was introduced at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June. But it said at the time that it would introduce more later, and for now the tools are limited to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
Apple’s invitation and marketing for the September event relied heavily on the same swirling blue and purple colors that have been used for Apple Intelligence up until now and which are part of the newly branded Siri. The title of the event – ’It’s Time to Shine’ – also seems to be a reference to this design.
Thus it seems likely that Apple Intelligence will feature prominently in the launch.
It’s unclear whether Apple will introduce new features during the event or just highlight existing ones, but speculation suggests that Apple will give access to these tools to all new phones.
It’s not the first time that Apple’s devices will include AI technologies: everything from cutting people out of photos to suggesting apps currently uses artificial intelligence.
But for a long time Apple has focused more on the experiences made possible by these technologies, without explicitly referring to those technologies. Until recently, if she mentioned these technologies, she called them machine learning.
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Apple has also been outspoken about the fact that it has largely missed out on opportunities for generative artificial intelligence, which allows computers to create images and inspiring text.
These tools are an important part of Apple’s intelligence and are likely to be even more integrated into the new iPhones.
But this year due to pressure from the media, investors, and commenters, as well as growing interest among consumers, the company decided to explicitly feature artificial intelligence in its announced products and to incorporate the technology into more of its devices. is
The company’s two biggest products of the year — the new iPads in May and the software-heavy WWDC in June — both included regular references to AI, and generative AI in particular.
This could be an indication of what’s to come at the iPhone 16 launch event. Apple will likely look to expand the AI capabilities of the new device, though it may be cautious in its promises, as there is widespread concern over artificial intelligence risks and some Apple Intelligence features won’t be available until next year.
The new iPhone 16 will undoubtedly have other upgrades as well. Speculations suggest it will include a new capture button, redesigned cameras and a larger display, but not necessarily increase the size of the original phone.
There are also rumors that Apple is going to launch new watches and AirPods during its event. Apple could also use the opportunity to show how AI is improving its other devices — even though some of them, including older iPhones, lack the large amounts of processing power needed to deliver these experiences. are left behind because of
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2024-08-28 08:31:07
