Apple’s artificial intelligence (AI) model applied to the iPhone to external developers. Through this, the AI ​​application ecosystem will likely be expanded, and the relevant plan will likely be released on the World Developer Conference (WWDC) on June ninth.
Bloomberg quoted various sources on the twentieth (local time), and Apple is currently preparing for a linked framework with a software development kit (SDK) in order that external developers can construct AI functions based on the big language model (LLM) installed within the Apple Intelligence. Reported.
This permits developers to create their very own AI apps, in addition to existing features similar to notification summary, text editing, and image creation.
This opening starts with a small model working on the device. The server -based cloud model is predicted to expand later. Apple is a method to maximise AI utilization throughout iOS and Mac OS and strengthen the developer ecosystem.
The motion was interpreted as a consciousness of the evaluation that Apple was behind a competitor within the AI ​​field.
Apple Intelligence, which was introduced last 12 months, didn’t record notable utilization, unlike expectations, and even the major text generation function will depend on the technology of open AI. The news summary function was suspended on account of errors, and the non-public emoticon generator ‘Genmoji’ also consumes a variety of cell phone resources.
The strategy is that Apple will open its own technology to the surface as if within the early success of the App Store, creating an AI platform ecosystem, and in the long term, the event of AI apps is centered by itself devices. As well as, we expect profits from subscription apps.
Apple can be under pressure to chop app market fees from the US and the European Union. Accordingly, there’s an evaluation that the rise in latest apps using AI function generally is a card to offset sales decrease.
Meanwhile, Apple is at the present time WWDC invitationI sent it. It would be held on June 9-13 with the slogan ‘On the Horizon’.
By Park Chan, reporter cpark@aitimes.com
