Apple’s WWDC 2023 is generating a lot of buzz, with many eager to hear CEO Tim Cook’s updates on the company’s AI efforts. Major updates to iOS are also expected at 1 p.m. ET, with analysts and investors excited about what Apple has in store for its users.
One of the most anticipated announcements is Apple’s partnership with OpenAI to bring an AI chatbot to iPhones, leveraging OpenAI’s new GPT-4o technology. While neither company has confirmed the partnership, reports suggest that this could be a major step forward for both companies in the AI space.
Other expected changes from Apple include updates to the Mac, iPad, and Vision Pro operating systems, as well as AI-generated emojis and a complete overhaul of Siri. By incorporating AI into Siri, Apple aims to allow the virtual assistant to integrate with Apple apps for a wider range of functionality. Reports suggest that Apple will showcase these integrations throughout iOS 18, with a focus on simplifying everyday tasks on iPhones such as email responses and article summaries.
Despite no new hardware announcements expected this year (Apple introduced the Vision Pro last year), all eyes are on the company to lay the groundwork for an “AI iPhone” later this year. With emphasis on AI integration and advancements in this year’s WWDC, it looks like the future of Apple products and services could be shaped by these developments.
