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Apple says it’ll reveal genAI efforts ‘later this year’

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Nazarii Bezkorovainyi

Published by: Nazarii Bezkorovainyi

16 February 2024, 04:09PM

In Brief

Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, teased upcoming developments in AI during an earnings call, indicating that details will be revealed "later this year."

Cook emphasized Apple's ongoing investment in AI and hinted at potential groundbreaking innovations, including those related to the Vision Pro VR/AR headset.

While specific details and timelines were not provided, analysts anticipate announcements related to generative AI, with Cook expressing excitement about what they have in store.

Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri reaffirmed Apple's commitment to investing in all areas of the business, although specific investment figures were not disclosed.

Cook hinted at significant opportunities for Apple in edge processing and AI, but refrained from providing further details, highlighting the company's focus on privacy and user-centric design in the AI landscape.

Apple has hinted at upcoming developments in artificial intelligence (AI), with CEO Tim Cook stating that details of their work will be shared "later this year."

During an earnings call, Cook highlighted Apple's ongoing investment in AI and hinted at "groundbreaking innovation," including the technologies behind the Vision Pro VR/AR headset.

While Cook didn't provide specific details or a timeline, analysts anticipate potential announcements related to generative AI, with Cook teasing that they have "some things that we’re incredibly excited about" to share.



We’ve always said we will never under invest in the business. So we are making all the investments that are necessary throughout our product development, software development services development

Luca Maestri

Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri affirmed Apple's commitment to investing in every area of the business, without disclosing specific figures.

Regarding edge processing and AI, Cook hinted at the significant opportunity for Apple in this space but refrained from divulging further details.

Apple's focus on privacy and user-centric design presents both challenges and opportunities in the AI landscape, particularly concerning data privacy. If Apple can develop GenAI tools that prioritize user privacy by processing data locally on devices, it could differentiate itself from competitors reliant on cloud-based data processing.

Performance will be crucial for edge AI, but with Apple's expertise in hardware and software development, it's well-positioned to develop privacy-conscious GenAI solutions.

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