The date of Apple's WWDC 2024 is planned for June 10.
This year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which begins with the keynote on June 10 and goes through June 14th, will see Apple playing catch-up in artificial intelligence.
This year shouldn't be unlike those from previous years as the business usually concentrates on its anticipated the changing seasons software releases and makes some hardware announcements. However, there is a great deal of uncertainty around the company's approach to generative artificial intelligence as of this year.
Apple is said to have been investing millions of dollars every day on training its own models. There are also rumors that the company has been pursuing agreements with news sites for training content.
However, other recent sources have hinted that it would strike an agreement to provide cloud-based AI capabilities through Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, or Baidu (or Baidu in China), while retaining all of its own generative features on-device.
According to a recent Bloomberg story, Apple may even allow any AI developers to access its ecosystem for deep integration into its products.
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Indeed, the business has long discussed on-device machine learning; nevertheless, given the current buzz around generative AI, Apple is prepared to brag about its capabilities there as well.
In addition to AI, the company's other operating systems, including watchOS, macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, should continue to release new features on a regular basis. The iPhone's "scenes" feature, improved accessibility shortcuts, and the flexibility to arrange app icons anywhere you like are among the speculated upgrades.
Certainly the introduction of the eagerly anticipated Vision Pro headset was the major event of last year. However, Apple also revealed other items, such as a redesigned WatchOS with a focus on widgets, StandBy Mode in iOS 17, desktop widgets for macOS, and yet another pitch to the gaming community.
