A few days ago we announced that all the artificial intelligence we will see in the next Apple operating systems will be transferred through the Big Apple’s own data centers with their own M2 Ultra. This will enable more private and powerful management of data that will become increasingly delicate. But without a doubt, the news of the day is that OpenAI and Apple could have already sealed the deal for takeout some features of ChatGPT, OpenAI’s bot, towards iOS 18. A historic agreement that would bring artificial intelligence much closer to users, but with a service that is not that of Apple.
OpenAI and Apple reach historic AI deal
Mark Gurman sounded the alarm a few hours ago by announcing via Bloomberg that Apple and OpenAI could have reached a deal. It has long been known that Cupertino was exploring two avenues to integrate AI functions with external companies. First of all with Google and its Gemini service. And, secondly, with OpenAI and its famous ChatGPT. Although at first it seemed that the negotiations with Google would result in an agreement, Recent hours have revealed that ChatGPT could reach iOS 18.
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Undisclosed internal Apple sources have confirmed that The two sides are finalizing the terms of an agreement between OpenAI and Apple. Meanwhile, those in Cupertino continue their conversations with Google to try to deepen their immersion in artificial intelligence as we know it. Regarding the details of this agreement with OpenAI, no details have been revealed nor how the integration of the chatbot will take place nor what functions or functionalities will be implemented.
He next Monday OpenAI has a presentation in which they will announce news about ChatGPT, although it is very unlikely that they will announce the deal because Apple could have priority since it is the company on which the integration of ChatGPT will depend. It is possible that OpenAI will be present at WWDC24 to also help developers implement all the functions that will be available in the new operating systems.
