Apple has been cautious about adopting artificial intelligence (AI). Accordingly, it’s analyzed that it is going to take time to launch products comparable to ‘Chat GPT’ or ‘Bard’.

Bloomberg introduced that on the fifth (local time), Apple CEO Tim Cook expressed a cautious stance on the introduction of AI through the quarterly earnings announcement.

In accordance with the report, CEO Cook is cautiously optimistic in regards to the outpouring of AI services, acknowledging that there is gigantic potential, but above all, stressing that there are “many problems to unravel.”

It also mentioned that it’s already using AI in lots of its lineup, including the ‘fall detection’ feature of its smartwatches. “The corporate will proceed so as to add AI technology to more products, but might be very cautious.”

Still, Apple says it has made great strides in AI. “We have come a great distance by integrating AI and machine learning across our ecosystem,” he said. “And through the years, we have incorporated AI technology into our products and features.”

Nonetheless, it is thought that they didn’t disclose specific plans for AI productization, nor did they mention a word about services of other firms comparable to ‘GPT’ or ‘Bard’.

With this remark, Bloomberg analyzed that Apple won’t release a product like ChatGPT within the near future. He also explained that while Apple was one in every of the primary major tech firms to implement AI, it didn’t follow AI product launches as aggressively as other big techs.

On this earnings announcement, AI was not mentioned as often as other firms. The variety of mentions of AI within the performance announcements of the highest 500 firms (S&P 500) within the US has increased from 44 at the tip of last yr to 993 in February and 1072 recently.

Apple, alternatively, has been reticent about AI. The highest issue on the annual event to be held in June is ‘XR headset’, not AI.

Meanwhile, Apple is just not releasing AI-based consumer applications or services aside from the voice assistant ‘Siri’.

Reporter Lim Dae-jun ydj@aitimes.com