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Although many promised features of Apple's iOS18 system have not appeared in the current beta version, they are expected to be launched in iOS18.2. Considering that Apple usually releases version x.2 updates in December, iOS18.2 is expected to be the last major update in 2024, bringing many long-awaited features to users. Highlights of this update include Siri integration with ChatGPT technology, Genmoji emoji generator, redesigned Mail app, and full support for robot vacuum cleaners. Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed that the ChatGPT integration feature will be released in 2024...

According to the latest news from well-known technology journalist Gurman, AI-powered Siri will not arrive immediately with the release of iOS18. Apple plans to start testing in January next year and is expected to officially launch this innovative feature in iOS18.4, leaving users with nearly nine months of anticipation. Looking back at the release history of iOS17.4, we can reasonably speculate that the official release of iOS18.4 may be fixed in March, when the spring is in the air. By then, users will be able to experience the changes brought about by the Siri AI upgrade. It is worth mentioning that Apple Intelligenc…

Apple has announced at the Worldwide Developers Conference that it will integrate Open AI's ChatGPT into iOS 18, which will greatly enhance the iPhone's AI experience. But despite the announcement, the widespread rollout of iOS 18 may have to wait until this fall. However, if you have the ChatGPT app on your iPhone, you can use it with Siri now. Here's what you need and how to do it. Using ChatGPT with Siri…

Apple's new AI feature, Apple Intelligence, will bring generative AI to iPhone, iPad and Mac with several new features, including advanced language understanding and authoring capabilities. These new system-wide writing tools in iOS18, iPadOS18, and macOS Sequoia will help users communicate more effectively by enabling them to rewrite, proofread, and summarize text in virtually any app, including Mail, Memo, Pages, and third-party apps. Apple said:App...

At the 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference WWDC, Apple announced a series of major updates, marking the official entry of its entire product line into the era of generative AI. The core of this update is Apple Intelligence, a new personalized intelligence system that fully integrates the capabilities of generative AI and covers iPhone, iPad and Mac. The key features of Apple Intelligence include: Combining generative AI models and user profiles to provide practical intelligent services. Deeply integrated in iOS18, iPadO…

Early this morning, at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple's Siri intelligent assistant was not only unveiled with a new logo icon, but also brought an unprecedented upgraded experience. The new version of Siri adds a continuous dialog function, which more naturally understands the user's context and makes communication smoother and more natural. At the same time, Siri also supports cross-software operation, so no matter which application the user is using, Siri can always provide help. Users can now communicate directly with Siri over the web to make various phone settings or ask questions without having to do it manually. Whether it's setting an alarm or checking...

Although Siri can currently try to describe the images in the message, the effect is not stable. However, Apple has not given up on exploring the field of artificial intelligence. In a recent research paper, Apple's artificial intelligence team described a model that can significantly improve Siri's intelligence, and they believe that this model, called ReALM, outperforms OpenAI's well-known language model GPT-4.0 in tests. What is special about ReALM is that it can understand both the content on the user's screen and the operation being performed. The paper divides the information into the following three types:…

Apple researchers are exploring the possibility of using artificial intelligence to detect when a user is talking to a device such as an iPhone, eliminating the need for technology that triggers phrases like "Siri," according to a paper published Friday (22) local time, according to MIT Technology Review. In the non-peer-reviewed study, which was uploaded to Arxiv, the researchers used speech captured by smartphones, as well as acoustic data from background noise, to train a large-scale language model to look for patterns "that might indicate that a user needs assistance from a device. The paper states that the...