Apple to soon join the AI chat bot club with Apple GPT
Technology
Apple is secretly working on artificial intelligence tools that could challenge OpenAI, Google and Microsoft, Bloomberg said. The company has yet to lay out a clear strategy for releasing the technology to consumers.
Apple is developing its own artificial intelligence (AI) tools to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard, sources familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
Apple has finalized the framework for its large language models, the systems on which conversational AI technologies are based.
Bloomberg's sources said the company created the Ajax framework, in part to provide a foundation for machine learning development to keep up with the rapid development of generative AI technologies.
The iPhone maker's development of its own AI tools appears to be part of the company's efforts to capitalize on the hype around AI and compete with big tech companies such as Google and Microsoft, which have recently released their own AI chatbots.
"We see great potential in this space that will impact virtually everything we do .... It will impact every product we make and every service we provide," Apple CEO Cook claimed in a February financial report presentation.
However, the iPhone maker doesn't seem to be in a hurry to launch its new AI-enabled products anytime soon.
While Apple's CEO called the wave of AI sweeping the tech industry "huge", he said a thorough safety review should be conducted before introducing AI.
"It's important to approach these issues in a measured and thoughtful way," Cook said in a May presentation of the company's financial report.
Apple has finalized the framework for its large language models, the systems on which conversational AI technologies are based.
Bloomberg's sources said the company created the Ajax framework, in part to provide a foundation for machine learning development to keep up with the rapid development of generative AI technologies.
The iPhone maker's development of its own AI tools appears to be part of the company's efforts to capitalize on the hype around AI and compete with big tech companies such as Google and Microsoft, which have recently released their own AI chatbots.
"We see great potential in this space that will impact virtually everything we do .... It will impact every product we make and every service we provide," Apple CEO Cook claimed in a February financial report presentation.
However, the iPhone maker doesn't seem to be in a hurry to launch its new AI-enabled products anytime soon.
While Apple's CEO called the wave of AI sweeping the tech industry "huge", he said a thorough safety review should be conducted before introducing AI.
"It's important to approach these issues in a measured and thoughtful way," Cook said in a May presentation of the company's financial report.
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