Apple is reportedly close to an agreement with OpenAI to integrate ChatGPT with iOS 18.
Latest report With BloombergApple’s Mark Gurman is keeping persistent partnership rumors alive ahead of an AI announcement expected at Apple’s WWDC developer conference in June.
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“Both sides are finalizing the terms of the pact for the operate of ChatGPT in Apple’s iOS 18,” Gurman said. We don’t know yet what these features will be, but insiders say Apple could operate generative artificial intelligence to improve existing apps and services. This may include summary features in Messages and Safari, and improved Spotlight search on the home screen.
According to Up-to-date York TimesApple is also planning a major overhaul of Siri, which means the voice assistant could become much smarter and more productive thanks to the generative enhancement of artificial intelligence. Speaking of voice assistants, OpenAI is reportedly working on its own voice assistant. However, it is unclear whether this is part of the conversation with Apple or whether it will be positioned as a Siri competitor.
To further confuse matters, Apple is also reportedly in talks with Google about bringing Gemini’s generative AI features to Apple devices, but according to the outlet, those talks have not yet resulted in an agreement. Still with us? Monday’s OpenAI livestream may involve a rumored voice assistant, and the very next day Google will host its Google I/O developer conference, which is expected to feature announcements about Gemini and other generative AI.
There’s a lot to keep track of, but it will all unfold over the next month and start on Monday.
