That's now been confirmed – well, pretty much. Apple's soon-to-be-launched iOS 18 update will include AI features that will be handled entirely on-device. When the iPhone 16 launches this fall, it will be a formidable combination that will provide game-changing features, security, and privacy.
This is because iOS 18 on iPhone 16 will provide all the AI features that Apple offers when its updated software launches, in the most secure way possible.
Apple is creating its own large language model (LLM) to power on device generative AI features in the iPhone 16 series, according to a recent report from Bloomberg. Although Apple's AI features won't likely outperform those of its competitors, the way the technology is used could "still be a game changer."
The strategy will result in much faster response times even though Apple's AI tools may not always be as strong or smart as they could be (the business could make up for these shortcomings by partnering with Google and other AI suppliers). Additionally, Apple's ability to protect privacy will be easier. Gurman continued.
This week, Apple unveiled OpenELM, a collection of minuscule AI language models that are available as source code and are capable of operating straight on smartphones. Apple may use the proof-of-concept research models as the foundation for its upcoming on-device AI products.
It is consistent with our current understanding of the iPhone maker's AI approach. The Canadian start-up DarwinAI, which has created technologies to enable the creation of faster and smaller AI systems, was acquired by Apple last year.
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