Apple is working to add AI to the operating system, which is one of the worst secrets in the history of the company 1. Recently, there have been reports that Apple is almost certainly working with OpenAI to achieve its Ai goals. A new wrinkle has emerged in the Apple AI saga - the company is clearly going to call its AI feature "Apple Intelligence," or AI for short.

The report on Apple's AI name comes from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, so we are confident in its validity. According to people familiar with Apple's plans, the AI features will be available in new versions of the iPhone, iPad, and Mac operating systems, so Apple's version

Gurman said that Apple will combine its own technology with OpenAI's work to bring Apple Intelligence to the device. A partnership with an AI company will also bring chatbots like Chatgpt to Apple's devices. Obviously, AI capabilities make up about half of Apple's WWDC keynote, so a lot of artificial intelligence can be expected at the event.

As to what features are expected, we found that Siri has more direct control over the app. Siri can even summarize articles, edit photos in the way requested, and delete emails.This sounds like a very time saver. You can use AI to summarize meeting notes, text messages, and emails. You can also create fully fleshed responses to emails and text messages, but this is much more than the canned answers currently available in iMessage.

Basically, if there is a place where Apple can implement AI, it will probably be. "Apple's approach to AI involves integrating the technology into as many apps as possible in a way that ideally eases the daily lives of customers," Gurman said in his report, noting that Apple is less interested in generating images and videos than most companies.

As previously reported, Apple plans to opt in to the AI feature, which means it won't be turned on by default. For AI opponents, this is a good thing, but owners of more casual Apple devices may not even know that new features are available.

The report also confirms that Apple needs an iPhone15Pro or one of the models to be launched in 2024 to take advantage of Apple Intelligence.1 This is not surprising because AI's processing requirements on devices matter, but as the owner of the iPhone14Pro Max, I can say that I'm not a bit disappointed.