texasholdempokervideogame| Integrated GPT into iOS? Apple has been exposed to teaming up with OpenAI to achieve AI retouching, automatic summary, etc.

The entry of ChatGPT into iPhone seems to be a foregone conclusion.TexasholdempokervideogameAt the same time, there are reports that Apple is making dual preparations.

On May 26th, local time, according to foreign media reports, Apple has reached an agreement with OpenAI to integrate the latter's chatbot ChatGPT into iOS 18, and the two sides are expected to announce their partnership at the WWDC 2024 special event on June 10. However, Apple is also trying to strike a deal with Google to make Google's big model Gemini an alternative because it is worried about making OpenAI a single provider of one of the major new features of iOS.

Earlier, it was revealed on May 11 that Apple was finalizing a deal with OpenAI to introduce some of the latter's technology into iPhone this year to provide "chatbots" supported by ChatGPT as part of the AI function in iOS 18.

At this year's Apple WWDC developer Conference, Apple will unveil different AI (artificial intelligence) strategies, focusing on the daily tools used by ordinary consumers. Mark Gurman, a journalist who has followed Apple for a long time, said that at the heart of Apple's new AI strategy is "Project Greymatter", a set of AI tools that will be integrated into core applications such as Apple browser Safari, photos and memos. For some less tedious tasks, the AI function will run entirely on local devices; if a function requires more computing, it will be pushed to the cloud and a server powered by Apple's M2 Ultra chip will provide the results.

Several new AI features are known to include transcribed voice memos, AI retouching, speeding up desktop search Spotlight, improving Safari's web search, intelligently generating summaries, and automatically replying to recommended emails and text messages. At the same time, Apple's voice assistant Siri will also get the enhancements that AI brings.

At present, Apple does not have its own chat robot. The market has been growing rapidly since OpenAI released ChatGPT at the end of 2022. According to reports, some Apple executives are opposed to the idea of developing their own chat robots, and the version that Apple is developing has not yet met expectations.

As a result, Apple has begun talks with Google and OpenAI to integrate their chatbots into iOS 18. In March, it was reported that Apple and Google were on the verge of reaching an agreement, and both sides agreed that details could be finalised before WWDC. But Apple finally reached a deal with OpenAI more quickly.

For Apple, however, the partnership with OpenAI also carries risks. Recently, the controversy over OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Sam Altman, is intensifying. Not long ago, with the departure of chief scientist Ilya, the "super alignment" of OpenAI's core security team was revealed to be disbanded, and it was also revealed that the company had let employees sign a departure agreement with a "no derogatory commitment" when they left. Last week, US actress Scarlett Johansson issued a statement about the use of Sky voice by OpenAI chat robots, questioning the company's denial of deliberately "imitating" her voice.

Because of relevant considerations, Apple is still trying to reach an agreement with Google to make Gemini the company's second option, but that part will not be made public on WWDC in June, Mr. Goolman said. In any case, these partnerships will help Apple buy some time until the company's own chatbot is ready.

In May, Google just unveiled a series of updates for its big model Gemini at the Iramp O developer conference, showing the AI assistant project Project Astra driven by an updated version of Gemini, the Vincent video model Veo for benchmarking Sora, and the AI search engine that supports multi-modal input. Microsoft also introduced various updates around Build at the AI developer conference, such as team assistant Team Copilot, new Agent features, and new members of the Phi-3 model series.

Analysts point out that Apple is still playing a catch-up role in the AI field. The company has an advantage that only a few competitors can match, that is, a large user base. When these AI features of iOS 18 are launched later this year, they will be supported by hundreds of millions of Apple devices around the world, possibly making Apple the largest AI player overnight. However, because Apple is considering marketing these features as a beta version, it may show that these technologies are not yet fully mature.